53019cd2e6 install(TARGETS): Add option to install runtime deps built as other targets
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Merge-request: !12483
Previously, only non-system include directories would be propagated to
Swift. This meant that if, for example, an IMPORTED target contained a
Swift module, that module would not be found by a Swift consumer.
Fixes: #28097
7c3ca57b91 MSVC,Clang: Set CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_PREDEFINES_COMMAND for the MSVC ABI
0fd711348c Autogen: Pass WIN32 to moc when targeting the MSVC ABI
4a4a654814 Autogen: Keep stderr out of the generated moc_predefs.h
1c1258ad95 cmWorkerPool: Allow capturing process stderr separately
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Merge-request: !12517
5cced02b9d CTest: Repeat test fixtures with the tests that require them
4fcf3dd296 CTest: Ignore a checkpoint entry for a test that is not pending
32b25b94d6 CTest: Track one run number for a repeating test
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Merge-request: !11638
Shells may exec the final chained command instead of forking it,
preserving resource usage accumulated from earlier children.
When processMetrics is enabled, append a shell builtin to generated
command chains and scripts for Ninja, Makefiles, and FASTBuild to prevent
this optimization while preserving command exit status.
We rely, that standard library have really effective `+=` and `+` operators
for `std::string` with any paired arguments: `std::string`, `const char *` and `char`.
So, that change just blocks `c = a + b` and `c += a` replacements,
but still replaces the `c = a + b + d` and `c += a + b` and longer (with more `+` operators).
Encapsulate the shell escaping logic in `cmCommonTargetGenerator` and
represent launchers via a vector of strings (as is done with custom
commands, execute process commands, etc.) to make them easier to work
with.
This facilitates work in a future commit which will reuse this pathway.
Issue: #27598, #27402
The CMP0210 compatibility shims in the Darwin, AIX, HP-UX and ARMClang
modules read the policy with cmake_policy(GET CMP0210 ...) during
enable_language(), which runs inside project(). cmCoreTryCompile emitted
cmake_policy(SET CMP0210 ...) after project() in the generated test
project, so those shims always observed NEW regardless of the calling
project's setting.
On affected platforms this dropped the platform default link flags from
every try_compile, and left a toolchain-file value of
CMAKE_<LANG>_LINK_FLAGS unclobbered so that it reached the OLD code path.
For projects that are also not using CMP0181 NEW, that path uses the
variable as is and does not expand the LINKER: prefix.
Move the emission into the existing pre-project() policy block alongside
CMP0126, CMP0128 and CMP0197, which exist for exactly this reason.
Fixes: #28102
Brad King
Kitware Robot
jcm
Stepanov Igor
Tyler Yankee
Martin Duffy
AJIOB
Arthur Chan
Robert Maynard
Marc Chevrier
Mickaël Germain