We previously used incremental `file(WRITE ...)` commands that gradually recreated the file on every CMake invocation. This sometimes lead to Xcode parsing a partially written file, which in turn breaks building dependend targets. Instead, we're now using a templated configuration file, which ensure that the file is created in one go and hopefully reduces the race condition between CMake and Xcode's automatic project updating.
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CMake
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441 B
CMake
add_library(mbgl-loop-darwin STATIC
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platform/darwin/src/async_task.cpp
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platform/darwin/src/run_loop.cpp
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platform/darwin/src/timer.cpp
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)
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set_xcode_property(mbgl-loop-darwin GCC_SYMBOLS_PRIVATE_EXTERN YES)
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target_compile_options(mbgl-loop-darwin
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PRIVATE -fPIC
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PRIVATE -fvisibility-inlines-hidden
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)
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target_include_directories(mbgl-loop-darwin
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PRIVATE include
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PRIVATE src
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)
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create_source_groups(mbgl-loop-darwin)
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