Currently cmake looks for coin.tag and coin.tag.gz when searching a
tag file of the Coin3D documentation. On some coin3d installations,
the tag file is named Coin.tag or Coin.tag.gz. This patch improves
the search by adding additional hints to the find_file() test for
the tag file.
In CMake 3.0 the policy CMP0050 was introduced where it could be set to OLD to keep this behaviour while for NEW an error was raised.
Since CMake 3.5.2 a warning comes up when using the OLD behaviour and that it will be removed in a future version.
In FreeCAD we switched to the new behaviour now and removed the SOURCE signature from add_custom_command which affects the macros
fc_copy_sources, fc_target_copy_resource and fc_target_copy_resource_flat and their usage.
It's not possible any more to add files to a target by using the macros. Now a file must be added to the target before using the macros.
This commit fixes it for Arch, Draft, OpenSCAD, Material, Plot and Ship
Non GNU sed on macOS expects suffix after -i option (can be empty str).
However, removing the comments from the pyside generated files is not a necessary
operation (presumably done to avoid a diff when no code changed), so simply skip the operation on macOS
The previous steps of TO_NATIVE_PATH followed by ABSOLUTE
is not meaningful or reliable: output of ABSOLUTE is always in
"cmake" path format, not native path format. Native path input to
CMake commands may not do what you want.
set_target_properties used up until now in the SET_BIN_DIR macro sets
the INSTALL_RPATH property and discards whatever it contained before.
The INSTALL_RPATH target property is initialized with the cache variable
CMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH (possilbly given via the -D option of cmake). To
preserve this "default" value this commit replaced set_target_properties
with set_property(... APPEND ...).
Upstream changed:
https://sourceforge.net/p/netgen-mesher/git/ci/7e4892a
There is also a pending request to fix NETGEN build, installation and version detection after 6.1:
https://sourceforge.net/p/netgen-mesher/git/merge-requests/1/
Just a note:
NETGEN development happens on https://gitlab.asc.tuwien.ac.at/jschoeberl/netgen but it is a very hard/strange way to find that out and get in contact with NETGEN developers as well as getting permission to fork the repository there to create a pull request.
Maybe some other developer can get in contact with NETGEN developers ...
