* [portmidi] Search for Threads in the CMake config.
Without this, consuming the library in CMake would result in the
following error:
The link interface of target "PortMidi::portmidi" contains:
Threads::Threads
but the target was not found.
* [portmidi] Cleanup portfile.
- Copy pdbs
- Use vcpkg_install_copyright
- Use ${VERSION}
* [portmidi] Install a usage file.
* [portmidi] Bump port-version.
* [portmidi] Update baseline.
* Bulk remove vcpkg_fail_port_install calls.
Interesting ones have been split out into separate reviews, where "interesting" means "anything more than just deleting the call to vcpkg_fail_port_install",
In support of https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/pull/21502
* Update version database.
* Revert google benchmark changes already submitted as https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/pull/22728
* Repair version database.
* [portmidi] Add *inx support, refactory install process
* update support
* version
* Re-fix dynamic build and use
* version
* Fix build on *inx
* version
* Re-fix installation
* version
* Add MAYBE_UNUSED_VARIABLES
* version
* Change macro judgment value and macro value
* version stuff
* Update versions/p-/portmidi.json
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* [portmidi] add osx support
* [portmidi] replace CONTROL with vcpkg.json
* [portmidi] Introduce "port-version": 1
* [portmidi] quote all path strings
* [portmidi] update version database
* [portmidi] make use of ${PORT}
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* remove unfinished "supports" tag
* extract "supports" from control files
But do nothing with the value
* Start `Supports` documentation
* Use Supports in a bunch of control files
I only tried matching the already existing logic in the portfile.cmake.
* Cmake var provider (#8)
* Cmake var provider (#9)
* fix windows build (#10)
* Add missing files to build
* Fix test (#11)
* adding hooks for cmake variables in expressions
* Adding hooks for 'supports' in CI test
* Fix test (#12)
* Add overrides to evaluation environment
* use "supported" tag in CI testing
* cleanup comment
* Fix issues with PR
* [var_provider] Get library linkage variables from triplet
* Fix compilation errors in tests
* Add unimplemented functions
* Fix unit tests part 1
* Fix issue when buildtrees dir does not exist
* Change binary output hash
* Fix handling of * feature
* Add core feature when using *
* Do not add Default-Features when installing 'core'
* [vcpkg] WIP. 6 failing tests.
* [vcpkg] WIP. 1 failing tests.
* [vcpkg] WIP. 0 failing tests.
* [vcpkg] Removed 'remove_graph'. 0 failing tests.
* [vcpkg] Removed 'install_graph'. 0 failing tests.
* [vcpkg] Remove AnyAction; replace with ActionPlan
* [vcpkg] Minor cleanup.
* [vcpkg][z3][qt5-connectivity][qt5-purchasing] Improve error messages while parsing. Fix a few trivial port issues.
* [vcpkg] Work around ICE with MSVC v140
* [vcpkg] Add purge on fail to decompress for CI
* [vcpkg] Fix parsing of nested parentheses in qualifiers
* [vcpkg] Fix Linux builds (explicit qualification in declaration)
* [vcpkg] Fix Build-Depends implying default features. Fix qualified dependencies regression.
* [mmx] Add to skip list and full rebuild -- mmx causes problems by installing 'sched.h'
* [libpqxx][mqtt-cpp] Prevent installing include/CMakeLists.txt
* [cppitertools] Fix installed include namespace (should be include/cppitertools)
* [libsoundio] Move headers into soundio/ subdirectory as per original cmake
* [ci.baseline] Temporarily skip charls due to conflict with dcmtk
* [vcpkg] Add restricted include files post build check -- bump global abi version
* [libsoundio] Hotfix stray line in portfile
* [vcpkg] Fix regression: CMake information was not being displayed for build-and-install actions
* [jsonnet] Fix installation of internal headers; use system nlohmann-json
* [grpc][upb] Teach grpc to use packaged upb. Add find_package(upb). Remove inappropriate upb features.
* [zfp] Move problematic 'include/bitstream.h' to 'include/zfp/bitstream.h'
* [x265] Bump control version to trigger rebuild after zfp conflict
* [akali] Disable parallel configure
* [dirent][dlfcn-win32][getopt-win32][pthreads] Grandfather into VCPKG_POLICY_ALLOW_RESTRICTED_HEADERS
* [ci.baseline] Update baseline for improved upb support
* [tgui] Disable parallel configure
* [libiconv] Enable VCPKG_POLICY_ALLOW_RESTRICTED_HEADERS
* [aws-sdk-cpp] Disable parallel configure
* [vcpkg] Implement policy VCPKG_POLICY_ALLOW_RESTRICTED_HEADERS
* [aws-sdk-cpp] Fix amount of escaping semicolons -- Note: I do not know the root cause requiring this change
* [libodb-sqlite] Fix configuring into source directory
* [gettext] Grandfather into VCPKG_POLICY_ALLOW_RESTRICTED_HEADERS
* [libodb] DISABLE_PARALLEL_CONFIGURE
* [vcpkg] Add 'config.h' and 'local.h' to restricted header list
* [mcpp] Remove unused and problematic include 'config.h' from installed files
* [teemo] Move installed headers into subdirectory to prevent conflicts with x265
* [ci.baseline] Update current OSX. Skip libmesh on all platforms due to heavy conflicts.
* [vcpkg] Add 'slice.h' as a restricted header
* [osg] Improve accuracy of dependencies (disable some, add some to Depends)
* [vcpkg] Skip invoking a subprocess for 0 specs in load_tag_vars
* [ci.baseline] Skip mongo-c-driver on osx due to flakiness
* [teemo] Fix incorrect include file read
* [osg] Fix dependency typo: glut -> freeglut
* [vcpkg] Recover some lost performance with the addition of vcpkg_get_tags.
A huge performance cost was loading the triplet files over and over; instead, we splice the sources into a macro and load it once, then just call that macro for each port.
Remove use of hashing because we aren't cross-process-safe anyway (global static will do instead).
* [vcpkg] Change Supports atom 'windows' to include UWP. Improve Supports field documentation.
* [vcpkg] Add docs for VCPKG_ENV_PASSTHROUGH and VCPKG_DEP_INFO_OVERRIDE_VARS
* Fix typo
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