IF(SALOME_PACKAGE_REPORT_JUSTIFY)
SET(_length ${SALOME_PACKAGE_REPORT_JUSTIFY})
ELSE()
- SET(_length 10)
+ SET(_length 23)
ENDIF()
MESSAGE(STATUS "")
MESSAGE(STATUS " Optional packages - Detection report ")
MESSAGE(STATUS " ==================================== ")
MESSAGE(STATUS "")
- LIST(LENGTH _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_names _list_len)
- # Another CMake stupidity - FOREACH(... RANGE r) generates r+1 numbers ...
- MATH(EXPR _range "${_list_len}-1")
- FOREACH(_idx RANGE ${_range})
- LIST(GET _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_names ${_idx} _pkg_name)
- LIST(GET _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_found ${_idx} _pkg_found)
- LIST(GET _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_flags ${_idx} _pkg_flag)
- SALOME_JUSTIFY_STRING(${_pkg_name} ${_length} _pkg_name)
- IF(_pkg_found)
- SET(_found_msg "Found")
- SET(_flag_msg "")
- ELSE()
- SET(_will_fail ON)
- SET(_found_msg "NOT Found")
- SET(_flag_msg " - ${_pkg_flag} can be switched OFF to skip this prerequisite.")
- ENDIF()
+ IF(DEFINED _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_names)
+ LIST(LENGTH _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_names _list_len)
+ # Another CMake stupidity - FOREACH(... RANGE r) generates r+1 numbers ...
+ MATH(EXPR _range "${_list_len}-1")
+ FOREACH(_idx RANGE ${_range})
+ LIST(GET _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_names ${_idx} _pkg_name)
+ LIST(GET _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_found ${_idx} _pkg_found)
+ LIST(GET _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_flags ${_idx} _pkg_flag)
+ SALOME_JUSTIFY_STRING(${_pkg_name} ${_length} _pkg_name)
+ IF(_pkg_found)
+ SET(_found_msg "Found")
+ SET(_flag_msg "")
+ ELSE()
+ SET(_will_fail ON)
+ SET(_found_msg "NOT Found")
+ SET(_flag_msg " - ${_pkg_flag} can be switched OFF to skip this prerequisite.")
+ ENDIF()
- MESSAGE(STATUS " * ${_pkg_name} -> ${_found_msg}${_flag_msg}")
- ENDFOREACH()
+ MESSAGE(STATUS " * ${_pkg_name} -> ${_found_msg}${_flag_msg}")
+ ENDFOREACH()
+ ENDIF(DEFINED _SALOME_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES_names)
MESSAGE(STATUS "")
MESSAGE(STATUS "")
ENDIF()
# Otherwise try the standard way (module mode, with the standard CMake Find*** macro):
- # We do it quietly to produce our own error message:
- SALOME_FIND_PACKAGE("Salome${pkg}" ${pkg} MODULE TRUE)
+ # We do it quietly to produce our own error message, except if we are in debug mode:
+ IF(SALOME_CMAKE_DEBUG)
+ SALOME_FIND_PACKAGE("Salome${pkg}" ${pkg} MODULE FALSE)
+ ELSE()
+ SALOME_FIND_PACKAGE("Salome${pkg}" ${pkg} MODULE TRUE)
+ ENDIF()
# Set the "FOUND" variable for the SALOME wrapper:
IF(${pkg_UC}_FOUND OR ${pkg}_FOUND)
IF(NOT Salome${pkg}_FIND_QUIETLY)
IF(Salome${pkg}_FIND_REQUIRED)
MESSAGE(FATAL_ERROR "Package ${pkg} couldn't be found - did you set the corresponing root dir correctly? "
- "It currently contains ${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR=${${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR}")
+ "It currently contains ${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR=${${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR} "
+ "Append -DSALOME_CMAKE_DEBUG=ON on the command line if you want to see the original CMake error.")
ELSE()
MESSAGE(WARNING "Package ${pkg} couldn't be found - did you set the corresponing root dir correctly? "
- "It currently contains ${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR=${${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR}")
+ "It currently contains ${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR=${${pkg_UC}_ROOT_DIR} "
+ "Append -DSALOME_CMAKE_DEBUG=ON on the command line if you want to see the original CMake error.")
ENDIF()
ENDIF()
ENDIF()
## from the given reference path. The variable "referenceVariable" may be a list.
## In this case we take its first element.
- # First test if the variable exists and is not empty:
- IF((NOT DEFINED ${referenceVariable}) OR ("${${referenceVariable}}" STREQUAL ""))
+ # First test if the variable exists, warn otherwise:
+ IF(NOT DEFINED ${referenceVariable})
MESSAGE(WARNING "${pkg}: the reference variable '${referenceVariable}' used when calling the macro "
- "SALOME_FIND_PACKAGE_AND_DETECT_CONFLICTS() does not exist or is empty.")
+ "SALOME_FIND_PACKAGE_AND_DETECT_CONFLICTS() is not defined.")
ENDIF()
LIST(LENGTH ${referenceVariable} _tmp_len)
# Note the double de-reference of "referenceVariable":
SET(_tmp_ROOT_DIR "${${referenceVariable}}")
ENDIF()
- IF(${upCount})
- MATH(EXPR _rge "${upCount}-1")
- FOREACH(_unused RANGE ${_rge})
+ IF(${upCount})
+ FOREACH(_unused RANGE 1 ${upCount})
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(_tmp_ROOT_DIR "${_tmp_ROOT_DIR}" PATH)
ENDFOREACH()
ENDIF()
OUTPUT_VARIABLE ${_pkg_UC}_XVERSION)
ENDIF()
ENDMACRO(SALOME_XVERSION)
+
+#########################################################################
+# SALOME_ACCUMULATE_HEADERS()
+#
+# This macro is called in the various FindSalomeXYZ.cmake modules to accumulate
+# internally the list of include headers to be saved for future export.
+# The full set of include is saved in a variable called
+# _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_HEADERS
+#
+MACRO(SALOME_ACCUMULATE_HEADERS lst)
+ FOREACH(l IN LISTS ${lst})
+ LIST(FIND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_HEADERS "${l}" _res)
+ IF(_res EQUAL "-1")
+ IF(NOT "${l}" STREQUAL "/usr/include")
+ LIST(APPEND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_HEADERS "${l}")
+ ENDIF()
+ ENDIF()
+ ENDFOREACH()
+ENDMACRO(SALOME_ACCUMULATE_HEADERS)
+
+#########################################################################
+# SALOME_ACCUMULATE_ENVIRONMENT()
+#
+# USAGE: SALOME_ACCUMULATE_ENVIRONMENT(envvar value [value ...])
+#
+# ARGUMENTS:
+# envvar [in] environment variable name, e.g. PATH
+# value [in] value(s) to be added to environment variable
+#
+# This macro is called in the various FindSalomeXYZ.cmake modules to
+# accumulate environment variables, to be used later to run some command
+# in proper environment.
+#
+# 1. Each envrironment variable is stored in specific CMake variable
+# _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_<var>, where <var> is name of variable.
+# 2. Full list of environment variable names is stored in CMake variable
+# _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV.
+#
+MACRO(SALOME_ACCUMULATE_ENVIRONMENT envvar)
+ FOREACH(_item ${ARGN})
+ IF(EXISTS ${_item})
+ IF(IS_DIRECTORY ${_item})
+ LIST(FIND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${envvar} ${_item} _res)
+ IF(_res EQUAL -1)
+ LIST(APPEND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${envvar} ${_item})
+ ENDIF()
+ ELSE()
+ GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(_path_dir ${_item} PATH)
+ LIST(FIND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${envvar} ${_path_dir} _res)
+ IF(_res EQUAL -1)
+ LIST(APPEND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${envvar} ${_path_dir})
+ ENDIF()
+ ENDIF()
+ ENDIF()
+ ENDFOREACH()
+ LIST(FIND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV ${envvar} _res)
+ IF(_res EQUAL -1)
+ LIST(APPEND _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV ${envvar})
+ ENDIF()
+ SET(_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_FULL "SET\(${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV ${_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV}\)")
+ FOREACH(_res ${_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV})
+ SET(_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_FULL "${_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_FULL}\nSET\(${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${_res} ${_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${_res}}\)")
+ ENDFOREACH()
+ENDMACRO(SALOME_ACCUMULATE_ENVIRONMENT)
+
+#########################################################################
+# SALOME_GENERATE_ENVIRONMENT_SCRIPT()
+#
+# USAGE: SALOME_GENERATE_ENVIRONMENT_SCRIPT(output script cmd opts)
+#
+# ARGUMENTS:
+# output [out] output command, e.g. for creation of target.
+# script [in] output environement script name
+# cmd [in] input command, e.g. sphinx or python command.
+# opts [in] options for input command (cmd).
+#
+# This macro is called when it's necessary to use given environment to run some command.
+# Macro generates environement script using previously created variables
+# _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_<var>, where <var> is name of variable and
+# _${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV (see marco SALOME_ACCUMULATE_ENVIRONMENT);
+# and puts generated command in proper environment into <output> argument.
+#
+# Notes:
+# - If <script> is specified as relative path, it is computed from the current build
+# directory.
+#
+MACRO(SALOME_GENERATE_ENVIRONMENT_SCRIPT output script cmd opts)
+ IF(IS_ABSOLUTE ${script})
+ SET(_script ${script})
+ ELSE()
+ SET(_script ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${script})
+ ENDIF()
+
+ SET(_env)
+ FOREACH(_item ${_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV})
+ FOREACH(_val ${_${PROJECT_NAME}_EXTRA_ENV_${_item}})
+ IF(WIN32)
+ IF(${_item} STREQUAL "LD_LIBRARY_PATH")
+ SET(_item PATH)
+ ENDIF()
+ STRING(REPLACE "/" "\\" _env "${_env} @SET ${_item}=${_val}\;%${_item}%\n")
+ SET(_ext "bat")
+ SET(_call_cmd "call")
+ ELSE(WIN32)
+ SET(_env "${_env} export ${_item}=${_val}:\${${_item}}\n")
+ SET(_ext "sh")
+ SET(_call_cmd ".")
+ ENDIF(WIN32)
+ ENDFOREACH()
+ ENDFOREACH()
+
+ SET(_script ${_script}.${_ext})
+ FILE(WRITE ${_script} "${_env}")
+
+ SET(${output} ${_call_cmd} ${_script} && ${cmd} ${opts})
+
+ENDMACRO(SALOME_GENERATE_ENVIRONMENT_SCRIPT)
+
+#########################################################################
+# SALOME_APPEND_LIST_OF_LIST()
+#
+# USAGE: SALOME_APPEND_LIST_OF_LIST(result element_list)
+#
+# Build a list of lists. The element_list is first parsed to convert it
+# from
+# a;b;c;d;e
+# to
+# a,b,c,d,e
+#
+# It is then added to the big list 'result'. Hence 'result' looks like:
+# a,b,c,d,e;f,g,h; ...
+#
+MACRO(SALOME_APPEND_LIST_OF_LIST result element_list)
+ SET(_tmp_res)
+ STRING(REPLACE ";" "," _tmp_res "${${element_list}}")
+ LIST(APPEND ${result} ${_tmp_res})
+ENDMACRO(SALOME_APPEND_LIST_OF_LIST)
+
+#########################################################################
+# SALOME_CONFIGURE_PREPARE()
+#
+# USAGE: SALOME_CONFIGURE_PREPARE(pkg1 pkg2 ...)
+#
+# Prepare the variable that will be used to configure the file Salome<MODULE>Config.cmake,
+# namely:
+# - _PREREQ_LIST : the list of level 1 external prerequisites
+# - _PREREQ_DIR_LIST : their corresponding CMake directories (i.e. where the CMake configuration
+# file for this package can be found, if there is any!)
+# - _PREREQ_COMPO_LIST: the list of components requested when this package was invoked
+#
+# All this information is built from the package_list, the list of level 1 packages for this module.
+# Only the packages found in CONFIG mode are retained.
+#
+MACRO(SALOME_CONFIGURE_PREPARE)
+ SET(_tmp_prereq "${ARGV}")
+ SET(_PREREQ_LIST)
+ SET(_PREREQ_DIR_LIST)
+ SET(_PREREQ_COMPO_LIST)
+ FOREACH(_prereq IN LISTS _tmp_prereq)
+ IF(${_prereq}_DIR)
+ SET(_PREREQ_LIST "${_PREREQ_LIST} ${_prereq}")
+ SET(_PREREQ_DIR_LIST "${_PREREQ_DIR_LIST} \"${${_prereq}_DIR}\"")
+ SALOME_APPEND_LIST_OF_LIST(_PREREQ_COMPO_LIST Salome${_prereq}_COMPONENTS)
+ ENDIF()
+ ENDFOREACH()
+ENDMACRO(SALOME_CONFIGURE_PREPARE)
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