added 'using namespace' inside generic lambdas to workaround an intel compiler bug

See merge request core/dune-common!432

Require CMake 3.1 when creating new modules with duneproject.

See merge request core/dune-common!429

Markus Blatt authored 7 years ago and Christoph Grüninger committed 7 years ago

The script uses dune_enable_all_packages which has issues with older
CMake versions.

typo: ingegral_constant → integral_constant

See merge request core/dune-common!430

[whitespace-hook] Check only those files we really intent to check.

Closes #106

See merge request core/dune-common!417

Dedication to E. Pipping

See merge request core/dune-common!427

[cmake][python] use `pip --upgrade` on install

Closes #81

See merge request core/dune-common!422

Allow to skip dune_python_package_install when pip is not found II

See merge request core/dune-common!399

[cmake][dune_add_test] Fix/dune add test cmake guard skip test

See merge request core/dune-common!409

This patch will always upgrade the Python package upon `make install`.

Previously, the Python package was only installed, if the package had not
been installed before. This violates the principle of least surprise as we
intuitively except `make install` to overwrite all files during the install
procedure.

move output operator to `Dune` namespace

See merge request core/dune-common!421

The function will usually be found via ADL.

If a complicated user defined command was specified, it didn't lead to the dummy
executable (that return 77) being run but the user defined command instead. This
patch makes sure that the correct command is executed which then marks the test
as skipped and not as failed. If a test is a parallel and tested with multiple
number of ranks all these test are shown as skipped.

run more tests in parallel

See merge request core/dune-common!411

Make CMake work with disabled version check.

See merge request core/dune-common!408

Do not assume that the complete message fits into tht buffer when sending in VariableSizeCommunicator

Closes #105

See merge request core/dune-common!416

- For the files that should only occur in the toplevel directory, make sure to
  only match them in the toplevel directory.  This allows having them in an
  imported header only library in some subdirectory.
  + For files such as `.cc` or `.hh` that are matched by extension, there is
    no sane generic way to not check them when they are imported from
    somewhere else, so you'll still have to do something special, sorry.
- For files that are matched by name, make sure that name matches the full
  basename of the file, not just a suffix.
- Pass the regular expressions to perl in a safe way so they can contain
  arbitrary character without arcane quoting.  This mostly applies to the path
  separator '/'.

If the buffer is small the we need to issue multiple sends and receive.
Unfortunately, the logic when sending was broken before this commit. It
simply always assumed that the buffer was larger than the complete message
to be send.

Feature/add cmake flags to dunecontrol

Closes #93

See merge request core/dune-common!378

It is now possible to pass -D...=... flags to CMake via configure-opts.
Bash- / Autotools-style variables like CC=.. or MPICC=.. are no longer
support in configure-opts.

Autotools are history, no need to check for libraries built by libtool.

[Doc] Reverse-engineer variablesizecommunicationtest

See merge request core/dune-common!415

Add editor hints to variablesizecommunitationtest.cc

See merge request core/dune-common!414

That test is a bit difficult to understand unless you know what it tries to
do, which is a problem if that is exactly what you're trying to figure out.
Here are my notes from trying that.

It seems to have magically escaped The Great Reindent, and of course uses
indent depth 4, not 2.

[dune_add_test] Do not check existance of EXPECT_COMPILE_FAIL targets.

Closes #100

See merge request core/dune-common!413

Fixes: #100.  See also: !404.

Those targets never exist -- instead, cmake is invoked during testing to
attempt to build them.