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Allow building macOS client with Makefiles/Ninja #1611
Allow building macOS client with Makefiles/Ninja #1611
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I wonder if
${CMAKE_Metal_COMPILER_INIT}
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None of the other language support files built-in to CMake seem to quote the
CMAKE_whatever_COMPILER_INIT
stuff when they test it 🤷🏼♂️It should be a filepath to a compiler executable, as I understand it
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The reason it should probably be quoted is without the quotes, CMake generally just inserts the contents of the variable directly into the if command. This means if you have a semicolon, CMake starts thinking about lists, and if you have a space, you've begun a new argument to the if command. If the variable is quoted, then none of that applies, and CMake will just test if the path exists.
Welcome to the world of CMake's idiosyncrasies.