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if they exist while ignoring them otherwise. This addresses bug#2922.
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commands have been used. This addresses bug#2827.
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addresses bug#3572.
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some platforms.
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cmFileCommand's implementation of FILE(INSTALL) a bit to help out. This addresses bug#1694 and partially addresses bug#2691.
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finished so it is undocumented and there is no test. These changes also separate the notions of file and directory permissions.
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per-configuration install rules.
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script code. This reduces the need for configuring an install script that needs some variable settings because the install code can set thing up first.
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behavior should be unchanged unless -DCOMPONENT=<name> is specified when cmake_install.cmake is invoked.
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a third option added to RUNTIME and LIBRARY property types. Static libraries and import libraries are now treated as ARCHIVE targets instead of LIBRARY targets. This adds a level of granularity necessary for upcoming features. Also updated the CVS CMake patch level set in CMake_VERSION_PATCH from 4 to 5 to allow users of this version to know whether this incompatible change is present.
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PROGRAMS mode, and corresponding support to FILE(INSTALL). Default permissions for shared libraries on non-Windows/non-OSX platforms no longer has the execute bit set.
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replacements for the INSTALL_FILES and INSTALL_PROGRAMS commands. This addresses the request for absolute path install destinations in bug#2691.
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creates the generators which are later used by cmLocalGenerator to create the cmake_install.cmake files. A new target installation interface is provided by the INSTALL command which fixes several problems with the INSTALL_TARGETS command. See bug#2691. Bugs 1481 and 1695 are addressed by these changes.
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specification interface. Currently it supports only a SCRIPT option specifying a script to run during the install stage.
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