* Remove the usage of global flags and definitions
set through the CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS variable.
* Use cmake target compile features for setting the
CXX standard automatically.
* Make C++14 globally available in the project
* Closes#21033
(cherry picked from commit e60c1f84a7)
* Makes it possible to define the linkage for every module
* Move the ScriptPCH into the root directory
* Changes the SCRIPTS cmake variable to a string type:
-> -DSCRIPTS=0 is -DSCRIPTS="minimal-static" now
(builds commands and spells statically)
-> -DSCRIPTS=1 is -DSCRIPTS="static" now
(builds all modules statically)
-> -DSCRIPTS="dynamic"
(builds all modules dynamically)
-> Also the default value which is provided by the SCRIPTS
variable is overwriteable through the SCRIPTS_COMMANDS,
SCRIPTS_SPELLS... variable.
* Setting all compiler flags in the cache led to circular bloating of
msvc cxx parameters (was visible in console) which caused MSVC to
rebuild the whole solution even on a small CMake change.
It's not neccessary anyway to set the cxx parameters to the cache
to take effect.
* I'm not sure if the workarround is still needed for MSVC 12+.
* Cleaning the CMake cache is recommended!
* ref #15671
On newer versions of Xcode, the preprocessor macro #DEBUG is not defined by default. In order to set the debug flag it has to be set manually. If this does not happen then in the "Common.h" file the preprocessor will assume that we are building under a release mode instead of the debug mode.
Ref: ad0cc83c84
new behavior: elements of array 'array' will be default initialized
"If you want the new behavior, which is likely, because the array was explicitly added to the constructor's member initialization list, use the warning pragma to disable the warning. The new behavior should be fine for most users."
*Mac OS X fires off over 200 warnings related to gsoap about the deprecated register method. CMake has been patched to remove this warning.
*Updated all occurences of finite() to std::isfinite. The method finite() is not standardized by anyone aside from BSD. std::isfinite() however is standarized by C++
*Removed -ncurses and -pthread from OS X compilation. Now that we use Boost and C++11 there is no longer a need for pthread in OS X. All it does is throw a warning. However, ncurses isn't needed either as it's built into the OS X SDK and linked by default.
Note: There are only 5 remaining warnings left when compiling on OS X. I did not attempt to fix these as they were related to 3rd party libraries statically linked into the code. The 5 warnings left are all related to unused variables.
Tested with:
- Windows 8 x64
- MySQL 5.5.30 win32
- OpenSSL 1.0.1c (32 bits)
- No PCH
- MinGW with GCC 4.7.0
TODO:
- Fix compile/link with PCH enabled
- Fix compile with WheatyExceptonionReport enabled (ignored for now)
- Fix compile of .rc files (ignored for now)
- Test with more platforms
** Info from CMake:
** The OLD behavior for this policy is to place definition values given to add_definitions directly in the generated build rules without attempting to escape anything.
** The NEW behavior for this policy is to generate correct escapes for all native build tools automatically.
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