It's not install() friendly, so we use $<CONFIG> instead in
some cases. Unfortunately, $<CONFIG> isn't friendly with
add_custom_command's OUTPUT options while CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR
explicitly is, so we use a hybrid approach until CMake gets
its act together.
- Miles is gone; remove all references
- pystub is gone; remove all references
- dcparser uses Interrogate extensions properly; don't depend on Python
- stringStream* moved to express from downloader
CMake 3.15+ provides the former, which extension modules should link
against in order to ensure the ABI-appropriate linkage for the
platform.
For older versions of CMake, try to hack up the correct linkage for
the platform. If the platform isn't recognized, tell the user to
upgrade CMake.
This also tweaks p3pystub just a bit, since now it's actually relied
upon to resolve runtime link issues when p3dcparse pulls in direct,
as p3dcparse doesn't link against Python at all.
Previously it was only possible to set this in the default-loaded Config.prc file; now it is possible to set this at any time, though it can only be set once from its default value and not changed after it has already been set to something other than the default value.
This makes it so some options can be toggled on a per-configuration
basis (for multi-config generators), as long as they don't affect what
targets are actually being generated.
Create a variable that can be used to tell if a generator is multiconfig or not. Since this variable is only available on CMake 3.9 or higher, we'll try to make an educated guess on a lower CMake version.
The main change here is it uses an array of expected filenames,
which optionally itself feeds off of a compiler definition, rather
than hardcoding the expected filenames straight into the search
code.
The other change is this code is omitted when building statically.
This changes the structure to use paths like `build/Release/lib`
instead of `build/lib/Release`, so that the `build/Release` directory
more closely mimics the structure of `build` when in single-configuration
mode.