Method WriteSource

Source/cmVisualStudio10TargetGenerator.cxx:2493–2526

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void cmVisualStudio10TargetGenerator::WriteSource(Elem& e2,
                                                  cmSourceFile const* sf)
{
  // Visual Studio tools append relative paths to the current dir, as in:
  //
  //  c:\path\to\current\dir\..\..\..\relative\path\to\source.c
  //
  // and fail if this exceeds the maximum allowed path length.  Our path
  // conversion uses full paths when possible to allow deeper trees.
  // However, CUDA 8.0 msbuild rules fail on absolute paths so for CUDA
  // we must use relative paths.
  bool forceRelative = sf->GetLanguage() == "CUDA"_s;
  std::string sourceFile = this->ConvertPath(sf->GetFullPath(), forceRelative);
  ConvertToWindowsSlash(sourceFile);
  e2.Attribute("Include", sourceFile);

  if (this->ProjectType == VsProjectType::csproj && !this->InSourceBuild) {
    // For out of source projects we have to provide a link (if not specified
    // via property) for every source file (besides .cs files) otherwise they
    // will not be visible in VS at all.
    // First we check if the file is in a source group, then we check if the
    // file path is relative to current source- or binary-dir, otherwise it is
    // added with the plain filename without any path. This means the file will
    // show up at root-level of the csproj (where CMakeLists.txt etc. are).
    std::string link = this->GetCSharpSourceLink(sf);
    if (link.empty()) {
      link = cmsys::SystemTools::GetFilenameName(sf->GetFullPath());
    }
    e2.Element("Link", link);
  }

  ToolSource toolSource = { sf, forceRelative };
  this->Tools[e2.Tag].push_back(toolSource);
}

void cmVisualStudio10TargetGenerator::WriteAllSources(Elem& e0)
{