Note: auto-generated from comments in: ./target/default.cmake

default.cmake:

Defaults for target implementations. This effectively “clears” the definitions, and thus allows a default behavior after another target was invoked.

add_global_target:

The default implementation defines the target using add_custom_target and nothing more.

add_deployment_target:

The default deployment target is a target which rolls-up all dependent targets through recursion.

• MODULE: name of the deployment module. This is usually equivalent to $PROJECT_NAME.
• TARGET: name of the top-target (e.g. dict). Use ${MODULE_NAME}_${TARGET_NAME} for a module specific target
• SOURCE: list of source file inputs from the CMakeList.txt setup
• DEPENDENCIES: MOD_DEPS input from CMakeLists.txt

add_module_target:

Forces a fatal to ensure that every given target defines the add module target functionality. Implementors may supply a blank function, but not leave it undefined.

• MODULE: name of the module
• TARGET: name of the top-target (e.g. dict). Use ${MODULE_NAME}_${TARGET_NAME} for a module specific target
• SOURCE: list of source file inputs from the CMakeList.txt setup
• DEPENDENCIES: MOD_DEPS input from CMakeLists.txt