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# input cxx files.
# Convention: Variable names in ALL_CAPS are global, and are shared between macros
# lower-case variable names indicate that that variable is to be considered local.
MACRO(END_WRAP_LIBRARY)
WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CREATE_LIBRARY()
ENDMACRO(END_WRAP_LIBRARY)
MACRO(WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CREATE_LIBRARY)
# STEP 1
# Make lists of all of the files that are to be generated
# Add the generated module wrappers. These files are not included in the general
# WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CABLESWIG_INPUTS list because they are specific for each language.
SET(wrap_perl_sources "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/wrap_${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}PerlPerl.cxx")
SET(wrap_tcl_sources "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/wrap_${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}TclTcl.cxx")
SET(wrap_python_sources "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/wrap_${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}PythonPython.cxx")
SET(wrap_java_sources "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/wrap_${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}JavaJava.cxx")
# Loop over cable config files creating three lists:
# wrap_xxx_sources: list of generated files for each language
# [install_]index_file_content: list of idx files which will be generated, to create
# the master index file from.
# library_idx_files: differently-formatted list of idx files
SET(index_file_content "%JavaLoader=InsightToolkit.itkbase.LoadLibrary(\"${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}Java\")\n")
SET(install_index_file_content "%JavaLoader=InsightToolkit.itkbase.LoadLibrary(\"${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}Java\")\n")
SET(library_idx_files)
FOREACH(source ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CABLESWIG_INPUTS})
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(base_name ${source} NAME_WE)
SET(wrap_perl_sources ${wrap_perl_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Perl.cxx")
SET(wrap_tcl_sources ${wrap_tcl_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Tcl.cxx")
SET(wrap_python_sources ${wrap_python_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Python.cxx")
SET(wrap_java_sources ${wrap_java_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Java.cxx")
# add each source's name to a java dependencies list for later use
STRING(REGEX REPLACE wrap_ "" JAVA_DEP ${base_name})
SET(${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}_java_depends_init ${${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}_java_depends_init} ${JAVA_DEP})
SET(library_idx_files ${library_idx_files} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}.idx" )
SET(index_file_content "${index_file_content}${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}.idx\n")
IF(EXTERNAL_WRAP_ITK_PROJECT)
SET(install_index_file_content "${install_index_file_content}${WRAP_ITK_INSTALL_LOCATION}/ClassIndex/${base_name}.idx\n")
ELSE(EXTERNAL_WRAP_ITK_PROJECT)
SET(install_index_file_content "${install_index_file_content}${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/${WRAP_ITK_INSTALL_PREFIX}/ClassIndex/${base_name}.idx\n")
ENDIF(EXTERNAL_WRAP_ITK_PROJECT)
ENDFOREACH(source)
# Loop over the extra swig input files and add them to the generated files
# lists. Guess that the generated cxx output will have the same name as
# the .i input file.
FOREACH(source ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_SWIG_INPUTS})
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(base_name ${source} NAME_WE)
SET(wrap_perl_sources ${wrap_perl_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Perl.cxx")
SET(wrap_tcl_sources ${wrap_tcl_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Tcl.cxx")
SET(wrap_python_sources ${wrap_python_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Python.cxx")
SET(wrap_java_sources ${wrap_java_sources} "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}Java.cxx")
ENDFOREACH(source)
SET(${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}_JAVA_DEPENDS "${${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}_java_depends_init}" CACHE INTERNAL "" FORCE)
# Mark each of the generated sources as being generated, so CMake knows not to
# expect them to already exist.
SET_SOURCE_FILES_PROPERTIES(
${wrap_perl_sources}
${wrap_tcl_sources}
${wrap_python_sources}
${wrap_java_sources}
GENERATED )
# STEP 2
# Configure the master index file and SWIG include file, and provide an install
# version and install rule for the former.
SET(library_master_index_file "${WRAPPER_MASTER_INDEX_OUTPUT_DIR}/${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}.mdx")
SET(gccxml_inc_file "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/gcc_xml.inc")
SET(CONFIG_INDEX_FILE_CONTENT ${index_file_content})
CONFIGURE_FILE("${WRAP_ITK_CONFIG_DIR}/Master.mdx.in" "${library_master_index_file}"
@ONLY IMMEDIATE )
SET(CONFIG_INDEX_FILE_CONTENT ${install_index_file_content})
CONFIGURE_FILE( "${WRAP_ITK_CONFIG_DIR}/Master.mdx.in"
"${WRAPPER_MASTER_INDEX_OUTPUT_DIR}/InstallOnly/${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}.mdx"
@ONLY IMMEDIATE )
WRAP_ITK_INSTALL("/ClassIndex" "${WRAPPER_MASTER_INDEX_OUTPUT_DIR}/InstallOnly/${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}.mdx")
SET(CONFIG_GCCXML_INC_CONTENTS)
GET_DIRECTORY_PROPERTY(include_dir_list INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES)
FOREACH(dir ${include_dir_list})
SET(CONFIG_GCCXML_INC_CONTENTS "${CONFIG_GCCXML_INC_CONTENTS}-I${dir}\n")
ENDFOREACH(dir)
CONFIGURE_FILE("${WRAP_ITK_CONFIG_DIR}/gcc_xml.inc.in" "${gccxml_inc_file}"
@ONLY IMMEDIATE)
# STEP 3
# Create a list of needed master index (mdx) files and SWIG library files
# from the WRAPPER_LIBRARY_DEPENDS information.
# In both cases, check first in WRAP_ITK_MASTER_INDEX_DIRECTORY or
# WRAP_ITK_SWIG_LIBRARY_DIRECTORY (respectively), which is where these files are
# installed. These directories may not exist if WrapITK hasn't been installed,
# so some care is required.
# If installed versions aren't found, assume that the files exist
# in WRAPPER_MASTER_INDEX_OUTPUT_DIR or WRAPPER_SWIG_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR
# (respectively), where they would be put by the current build process.
# If the files don't even exist in the output dirs by the time the library
# is being built, then we've got a problem.
# First set the index and swig lib file lists to their proper initial state.
SET(master_index_files )
SET(swig_library_files ${WRAPPER_SWIG_LIBRARY_FILES})
# Now churn through the mdx file requirements. Remember we add the current
# library's mdx file to the list of index files.
FOREACH(dep ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_DEPENDS})
SET(no_mdx_found 1)
IF(WRAP_ITK_MASTER_INDEX_DIRECTORY) # WRAP_ITK_MASTER_INDEX_DIRECTORY may not be set
SET(wrapitk_mdx "${WRAP_ITK_MASTER_INDEX_DIRECTORY}/${dep}.mdx")
IF(EXISTS "${wrapitk_mdx}")
SET(master_index_files ${master_index_files} "${wrapitk_mdx}")
SET(no_mdx_found 0)
ENDIF(EXISTS "${wrapitk_mdx}")
ENDIF(WRAP_ITK_MASTER_INDEX_DIRECTORY)
IF(no_mdx_found)
SET(local_mdx "${WRAPPER_MASTER_INDEX_OUTPUT_DIR}/${dep}.mdx")
SET(master_index_files ${master_index_files} "${local_mdx}")
ENDIF(no_mdx_found)
ENDFOREACH(dep)
# Always use the local version of the mdx file for the current library. The
# installed version is (by definition) out of date.
SET(master_index_files ${master_index_files} "${WRAPPER_MASTER_INDEX_OUTPUT_DIR}/${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}.mdx")
# Now the required .swg files. Remember we add itk.swg and the current library's
# swg file to the WRAPPER_SWIG_LIBRARY_FILES list.
FOREACH(dep ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_DEPENDS} "itk" "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}")
SET(no_swg_found 1)
IF(WRAP_ITK_SWIG_LIBRARY_DIRECTORY) # WRAP_ITK_SWIG_LIBRARY_DIR may not be set
SET(wrapitk_swg "${WRAP_ITK_SWIG_LIBRARY_DIRECTORY}/${dep}.swg")
IF(EXISTS "${wrapitk_swg}")
SET(swig_library_files ${swig_library_files} "${wrapitk_swg}")
SET(no_swg_found 0)
ENDIF(EXISTS "${wrapitk_swg}")
ENDIF(WRAP_ITK_SWIG_LIBRARY_DIRECTORY)
IF(no_swg_found)
SET(local_swg "${WRAPPER_SWIG_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${dep}.swg")
SET(swig_library_files ${swig_library_files} "${local_swg}")
ENDIF(no_swg_found)
ENDFOREACH(dep)
# STEP 4
# Generate the XML, index, and CXX files from the Cable input files, and add
# the wrapper library.
IF(WRAP_ITK_PERL)
SET(library_type "SHARED")
SET(custom_library_prefix "")
CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES_AND_LIBRARY("Perl" "pl" "${wrap_perl_sources}"
"${master_index_files}" "${library_idx_files}" "${gccxml_inc_file}"
"${swig_library_files}" "${library_type}" "${custom_library_prefix}")
ENDIF(WRAP_ITK_PERL)
IF(WRAP_ITK_TCL AND WRAPPER_LIBRARY_TCL)
SET(library_type "SHARED")
SET(custom_library_prefix "")
# no .tcl files are created by SWIG, so pass an empty extension for the
# "created file type" variable, so we know not to try to install the tcl files
# that aren't made.
CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES_AND_LIBRARY("Tcl" "" "${wrap_tcl_sources}"
"${master_index_files}" "${library_idx_files}" "${gccxml_inc_file}"
"${swig_library_files}" "${library_type}" "${custom_library_prefix}")
ENDIF(WRAP_ITK_TCL AND WRAPPER_LIBRARY_TCL)
IF(WRAP_ITK_PYTHON AND WRAPPER_LIBRARY_PYTHON)
SET(library_type "MODULE")
SET(custom_library_prefix "_")
CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES_AND_LIBRARY("Python" "py" "${wrap_python_sources}"
"${master_index_files}" "${library_idx_files}" "${gccxml_inc_file}"
"${swig_library_files}" "${library_type}" "${custom_library_prefix}")
ENDIF(WRAP_ITK_PYTHON AND WRAPPER_LIBRARY_PYTHON)
IF(WRAP_ITK_JAVA AND WRAPPER_LIBRARY_JAVA)
# .java files are placed in InsightToolkit.jar - there is no need to install
# so pass an empty extension for the "created file type" variable, so we know
# not to try to install the .java files
SET(library_type "SHARED")
SET(custom_library_prefix "")
CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES_AND_LIBRARY("Java" "" "${wrap_java_sources}"
"${master_index_files}" "${library_idx_files}" "${gccxml_inc_file}"
"${swig_library_files}" "${library_type}" "${custom_library_prefix}")
ENDIF(WRAP_ITK_JAVA AND WRAPPER_LIBRARY_JAVA)
# Create the sub directories for each CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES
# The generation of the XML, index and CXX files from the Cable input files
# will use these sub directories to store some alternative files. But if
# the directory doesn't exist, the generation fails !
IF(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
FOREACH(config ${CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES})
FILE(MAKE_DIRECTORY "${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH}/${config}")
ENDFOREACH(config)
ENDIF(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
# STEP 5
# Call a macro from CreateLanguageSupport.cmake
# to create needed support files for wrapped languages.
LANGUAGE_SUPPORT_CONFIGURE_FILES()
ENDMACRO(WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CREATE_LIBRARY)
MACRO(CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES_AND_LIBRARY language extension library_sources
master_index_files library_idx_files gccxml_inc_file
swig_library_files library_type custom_library_prefix)
SET(library_name "${custom_library_prefix}${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}${language}")
SET(cable_files "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/wrap_${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_NAME}${language}.cxx"
${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CABLESWIG_INPUTS})
# We add the library first so that there is a target to hang the file-creation dependencies on.
CREATE_WRAPPER_LIBRARY("${library_name}" "${library_sources}" "${language}" "${library_type}" "${custom_library_prefix}")
CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES("${library_name}" "${language}" "${extension}" "${master_index_files}" "${library_idx_files}"
"${cable_files}" "${gccxml_inc_file}" "${swig_library_files}")
ENDMACRO(CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES_AND_LIBRARY)
MACRO(CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES library_name language extension mdx_files library_idx_files
cable_input_files gccxml_inc_file swig_library_files)
IF("${language}" STREQUAL "Java")
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(outdir ${WrapITK_BINARY_DIR}/Java/InsightToolkit ABSOLUTE)
ELSE("${language}" STREQUAL "Java")
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(outdir ${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH}/${WRAP_ITK_BUILD_INTDIR} ABSOLUTE)
ENDIF("${language}" STREQUAL "Java")
FOREACH(cable_file ${cable_input_files})
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(base_name "${cable_file}" NAME_WE)
SET(xml_file "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}.xml")
SET(idx_file "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}.idx")
SET(cxx_file "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}${language}.cxx")
# Create the XML file
GCCXML_CREATE_XML_FILE("${library_name}" "${cable_file}" "${xml_file}" "${gccxml_inc_file}")
# Create the idx file and provide an install rule
CINDEX_CREATE_IDX_FILE("${library_name}" "${xml_file}" "${idx_file}")
WRAP_ITK_INSTALL("/ClassIndex" "${idx_file}")
# Create the wrapper CXX file with cswig and an install rule for the generated language file
CSWIG_CREATE_CXX_FILE("${library_name}" "${language}" "${idx_file}" "${xml_file}" "${cxx_file}"
"${master_index_files}" "${library_idx_files}" "${swig_library_files}" "${outdir}")
STRING(REGEX REPLACE "wrap_" "" simple_base_name "${base_name}")
IF(NOT "${extension}" STREQUAL "")
SET(swig_language_file "${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH}/${WRAP_ITK_INSTALL_INTDIR}${simple_base_name}.${extension}")
WRAP_ITK_INSTALL("/lib" "${swig_language_file}")
ENDIF(NOT "${extension}" STREQUAL "")
ENDFOREACH(cable_file)
# Create any extra CXX files from raw swig .i input files specified, and provide
# install rules for the generated language output. Guess that the generated language
# output will have the same name as the .i input file.
FOREACH(swig_input ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_SWIG_INPUTS})
GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(base_name ${swig_input} NAME_WE)
SET(cxx_output "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIR}/${base_name}${language}.cxx")
CREATE_EXTRA_SWIG_FILE("${library_name}" "${language}" "${swig_input}" "${cxx_output}" "${outdir}")
IF(NOT "${extension}" STREQUAL "")
SET(swig_language_file "${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH}/${WRAP_ITK_INSTALL_INTDIR}${base_name}.${extension}")
WRAP_ITK_INSTALL("/lib" "${swig_language_file}")
ENDIF(NOT "${extension}" STREQUAL "")
ENDFOREACH(swig_input)
ENDMACRO(CREATE_WRAPPER_FILES)
MACRO(GCCXML_CREATE_XML_FILE library_name input_cxx output_xml gccxml_inc_file)
# First, deal with dependencies. Specifically, this XML file will need to be
# re-generated when files that it included (and so on recursively) change.
# The cswig program, run later, will write out a 'depends' file based on this
# XML file that specifies what these dependencies are. Thus, when 'cmake' is
# run a second time, if any of those files has changed then the XML file will
# be re-generated. There is an additional wrinkle, however: if the dependencies
# have changed enough that one of the files doesn't exist any more, specifying
# a dependence on that now-defunct file will cause a make error (because make
# won't know how to generate that file). So, if certain dependencies are gone,
# then the XML file will need to be regenerated too.
SET(CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND)
SET(regenerate_xml)
IF(${CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM} MATCHES "make")
# If the make program is not an IDE then include the depend file in a way
# that will make cmake re-run if it changes
IF(EXISTS "${output_xml}.depend")
ELSE(EXISTS "${output_xml}.depend")
CONFIGURE_FILE(
"${WRAP_ITK_CONFIG_DIR}/empty.depend.in"
"${output_xml}.depend" COPYONLY IMMEDIATE)
ENDIF(EXISTS "${output_xml}.depend")
INCLUDE("${output_xml}.depend")
ELSE(${CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM} MATCHES "make")
# for IDE generators like MS dev only include the depend files
# if they exist. This is to prevent excessive reloading of
# workspaces after each build. This also means
# that the depends will not be correct until cmake
# is run once after the build has completed once, and the depend files have
# been created by cswig.
INCLUDE("${output_xml}.depend" OPTIONAL)
ENDIF(${CMAKE_MAKE_PROGRAM} MATCHES "make")
IF(CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND)
# There are dependencies. Make sure all the files are present.
# If not, regenerate the XML file.
FOREACH(f ${CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND})
IF(EXISTS ${f})
ELSE(EXISTS ${f})
SET(regenerate_xml 1)
ENDIF(EXISTS ${f})
ENDFOREACH(f)
ELSE(CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND)
# No dependencies found. This means that either the XML hasn't been generated
# yet, or the dependency file itself has disappeared. In case of the latter,
# (simultaneous with a change in the dependent files themselves, we need to
# re-generate the XML.
SET(regenerate_xml 1)
ENDIF(CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND)
IF(regenerate_xml)
# Force the XML file to be (re)made by making it depend on its dependency
# file, which we then create again so that it is newer than the current XML
# file (if the latter even exists). This forces the XML-creation rule to run.
SET(CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND "${output_xml}.depend")
CONFIGURE_FILE("${WRAP_ITK_CONFIG_DIR}/empty.depend.in"
"${output_xml}.depend" COPYONLY IMMEDIATE)
ENDIF(regenerate_xml)
# Finally, the dependencies are taken care of. Add the XML-generation rule!
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
SOURCE ${input_cxx}
COMMAND ${GCCXML}
ARGS -fxml-start=_cable_
-fxml=${output_xml}
--gccxml-gcc-options ${gccxml_inc_file}
-DCSWIG
-DCABLE_CONFIGURATION
${input_cxx}
TARGET ${library_name}
OUTPUTS ${output_xml}
DEPENDS ${GCCXML} ${CABLE_SWIG_DEPEND})
ENDMACRO(GCCXML_CREATE_XML_FILE)
MACRO(CINDEX_CREATE_IDX_FILE library_name input_xml output_idx)
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
SOURCE ${input_xml}
COMMAND ${CABLE_INDEX}
ARGS ${input_xml} ${output_idx}
TARGET ${library_name}
OUTPUTS ${output_idx}
DEPENDS ${CABLE_INDEX})
ENDMACRO(CINDEX_CREATE_IDX_FILE)
# Set the language-specific cswig args to be used by CSWIG_CREATE_CXX_FILE
SET(CSWIG_ARGS_Tcl
"-I${CSWIG_DEFAULT_LIB}/tcl"
-tcl
-pkgversion "${ITK_VERSION_MAJOR}.${ITK_VERSION_MINOR}.${ITK_VERSION_PATCH}")
SET(CSWIG_ARGS_Perl
"-I${CSWIG_DEFAULT_LIB}/perl5"
-perl5)
SET(CSWIG_ARGS_Python
"-I${CSWIG_DEFAULT_LIB}/python"
-python)
SET(CSWIG_ARGS_Java
"-I${CSWIG_DEFAULT_LIB}/java"
-java
-package InsightToolkit)
SET(CSWIG_NO_EXCEPTION_REGEX_Python "ContinuousIndex\\.xml$")
MACRO(CSWIG_CREATE_CXX_FILE library_name language input_idx input_xml output_cxx
master_index_files library_idx_files swig_library_files outdir)
SET(cindex)
FOREACH(mdx ${master_index_files})
SET(cindex ${cindex} -Cindex "${mdx}")
ENDFOREACH(mdx)
SET(swig_libs)
FOREACH(file ${swig_library_files})
SET(swig_libs "-l${file}" ${swig_libs})
ENDFOREACH(file)
# Some files shouldn't have swig-exception handling turned on. Currently they're
# identified by regular expressions. If we find one, we set a CSWIG flag
# to define the NO_EXCEPTIONS symbol, which we use in itk.swg for conditional
# compilation of the exception handling.
# TODO: Is any of this NO_EXCEPTIONS stuff really necessary?
SET(no_exception_regex "${language}\\.xml$")
SET(extra_args)
SET(lang_no_exception_regex "${CSWIG_NO_EXCEPTION_REGEX_${language}}")
IF("${lang_no_exception_regex}")
SET(no_exception_regex "(${no_exception_regex})|(${lang_no_exception_regex})")
ENDIF("${lang_no_exception_regex}")
IF("${input_xml}" MATCHES "${no_exception_regex}")
SET(extra_args "-DNO_EXCEPTIONS")
ENDIF("${input_xml}" MATCHES "${no_exception_regex}")
# we have to get rid of the trailing /, because on windows, cswig will append
# \filename, creating 'path/\filename', which it can't deal with. Without
# the trailing /, things work fine for some reason.
# GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(outdir ${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH}/${WRAP_ITK_BUILD_INTDIR} ABSOLUTE)
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
SOURCE ${input_idx}
COMMAND ${CSWIG}
ARGS ${swig_libs}
-I${CSWIG_DEFAULT_LIB}
${CSWIG_IGNORE_WARNINGS}
-noruntime
-fcompact
${cindex}
-depend ${input_xml}.depend
-outdir ${outdir}
-o ${output_cxx}
-c++
${CSWIG_ARGS_${language}}
${extra_args}
${input_xml}
TARGET ${library_name}
OUTPUTS ${output_cxx}
DEPENDS ${library_idx_files} ${master_index_files} ${swig_library_files} ${input_xml} ${CSWIG})
ENDMACRO(CSWIG_CREATE_CXX_FILE)
MACRO(CREATE_EXTRA_SWIG_FILE library_name language swig_input cxx_output outdir)
# we have to get rid of the trailing /, because on windows, cswig will append
# \filename, creating 'path/\filename', which it can't deal with. Without
# the trailing /, things work fine for some reason.
# GET_FILENAME_COMPONENT(outdir ${LIBRARY_OUTPUT_PATH}/${WRAP_ITK_BUILD_INTDIR} ABSOLUTE)
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND(
COMMENT "run native swig on ${swig_input}"
SOURCE ${swig_input}
COMMAND ${CSWIG}
ARGS -nocable
-noruntime
${CSWIG_IGNORE_WARNINGS}
-outdir ${outdir}
-o ${cxx_output}
-c++
${CSWIG_ARGS_${language}}
${swig_input}
TARGET ${library_name}
OUTPUTS ${cxx_output}
DEPENDS ${CSWIG})
ENDMACRO(CREATE_EXTRA_SWIG_FILE)
# Set the language-specific link libraries to be used by CREATE_WRAPPER_LIBRARY
# TODO: Are there really no Java link libs required? The ITK wrappers specify
# that ${JAVA_LIBRARY} be linked in, but that variable is never defined!
SET(LINK_LIBRARIES_Tcl ${TCL_LIBRARY})
SET(LINK_LIBRARIES_Perl ${PERL_LIBRARY})
SET(LINK_LIBRARIES_Python ${PYTHON_LIBRARY})
SET(LINK_LIBRARIES_Java )
MACRO(CREATE_WRAPPER_LIBRARY library_name sources language library_type custom_library_prefix)
IF(COMMAND cmake_policy)
CMAKE_POLICY(SET CMP0003 NEW)
ENDIF(COMMAND cmake_policy)
ADD_LIBRARY(${library_name} ${library_type}
${sources} ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_CXX_SOURCES})
IF(EXTERNAL_WRAP_ITK_PROJECT)
# Don't add dependencies on modules created by WrapITK
REMOVE(dep_list "${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_DEPENDS}" "${WRAP_ITK_MODULES}")
ELSE(EXTERNAL_WRAP_ITK_PROJECT)
SET(dep_list ${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_DEPENDS})
ENDIF(EXTERNAL_WRAP_ITK_PROJECT)
FOREACH(dep ${dep_list})
ADD_DEPENDENCIES(${library_name} ${custom_library_prefix}${dep}${language})
ENDFOREACH(dep)
IF(custom_library_prefix)
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${library_name} PROPERTIES PREFIX "")
ENDIF(custom_library_prefix)
SET(SWIG_RUNTIME_LANGUAGE SwigRuntime${language} )
IF("${language}" STREQUAL "Java" AND APPLE)
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${library_name} PROPERTIES SUFFIX .jnilib)
SET(SWIG_RUNTIME_LANGUAGE "")
ENDIF("${language}" STREQUAL "Java" AND APPLE)
IF("${language}" STREQUAL "Python" AND WIN32)
# MESSAGE("Setting file extension to .pyd for python modules ${library_name}")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${library_name} PROPERTIES SUFFIX .pyd)
ENDIF("${language}" STREQUAL "Python" AND WIN32)
IF(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER MATCHES "icpc")
# disable warning #191: type qualifier is meaningless on cast type
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${library_name} PROPERTIES COMPILE_FLAGS -wd191 )
ENDIF(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER MATCHES "icpc")
IF(ITK_LIBRARY_PROPERTIES AND "${language}" STREQUAL "Tcl")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${library_name} PROPERTIES LINK_FLAGS "${CSWIG_EXTRA_LINKFLAGS}")
ELSE(ITK_LIBRARY_PROPERTIES AND "${language}" STREQUAL "Tcl")
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(${library_name} PROPERTIES LINK_FLAGS "${CSWIG_EXTRA_LINKFLAGS}")
ENDIF(ITK_LIBRARY_PROPERTIES AND "${language}" STREQUAL "Tcl")
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(${library_name}
${WRAPPER_LIBRARY_LINK_LIBRARIES}
${SWIG_RUNTIME_LANGUAGE}
${LINK_LIBRARIES_${language}} )
GET_TARGET_PROPERTY(library_location ${library_name} LOCATION)
# Yet another horrible hack. GET_TARGET_PROPERTY() returns a path
# with the value of ${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR} in it (with Xcode on mac os,
# $(CONFIGURATION) ), but what we want is \${BUILD_TYPE} for the
# install, so we have to replace "${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}" by
# "\${BUILD_TYPE}" (backslash is not so important, as ${BUILD_TYPE}
# is expanded to ${BUILD_TYPE})
# Because it can't be simple (otherwise it's not fun), we have to generate
# a regular expression with the content of ${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR},
# but this content can contain some special characters for regular expression
# like parenthesis. The most logical approach would be to backslash
# all the characters, so we are sure to match the exact string,
# but STRING(REGEX REPLACE "(.)" "\\\\1" ...) replace all the
# char by \1. The [] are used to woraround that, but will fail if some
# [ or ] are in ${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}
# On linux (without configuration), "${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}" is ".", so
# we must avoid the REPLACE step on that case, or all the "." are
# removed from the path
IF(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
STRING(REGEX REPLACE "(.)" "[\\1]" escaped_regexp "${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}")
STRING(REGEX REPLACE "${escaped_regexp}" "\${BUILD_TYPE}" clean_library_location "${library_location}")
ELSE(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
SET(clean_library_location "${library_location}")
ENDIF(CMAKE_CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
WRAP_ITK_INSTALL("/lib" ${clean_library_location})
ENDMACRO(CREATE_WRAPPER_LIBRARY)
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