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@waruqi waruqi added this to the v3.0.7 milestone Jan 12, 2026
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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing the robustness and correctness of Xmake's build and installation processes. It refactors the warning display mechanism for the CL tool, making it more modular, and significantly improves the handling of library installation paths for CMake and pkgconfig import files. These changes ensure more accurate path resolution, especially for shared libraries and custom installation layouts, and introduce better validation for installed directory structures.

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  • Refactored CL Warning Handling: Extracted warning display logic in xmake/modules/core/tools/cl.lua into a new _show_warnings function for better modularity and reusability.
  • Improved Include Note Parsing: Introduced a dedicated has_include_note function in xmake/modules/core/tools/cl/parse_include.lua with caching for optimized detection of include notes in compiler output.
  • Standardized CMake Install Paths: Implemented a new _get_install_libdir utility in xmake/modules/target/action/install/cmake_importfiles.lua to consistently determine installation library directories, ensuring proper path resolution and validation.
  • Corrected CMake Shared Library Paths: Fixed an issue in CMake import file generation where IMPORTED_LOCATION for shared libraries on DLL platforms incorrectly pointed to /lib instead of /bin.
  • Enhanced Pkgconfig Path Validation: Added validation in xmake/modules/target/action/install/pkgconfig_importfiles.lua to ensure the resolved libdir for pkgconfig files is always a subdirectory of the installdir.

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@waruqi waruqi changed the title Cl Improve warnings output for cl.exe Jan 12, 2026
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This pull request significantly improves how warnings from cl.exe are handled by introducing a more robust parsing function, _show_warnings. This new function better handles various warning formats and filters out irrelevant lines from the compiler output. The changes also refactor the include-note parsing logic for better performance and correctness. Additionally, there are some beneficial refactorings in the CMake and pkg-config import file generation logic, which enhance code structure and robustness. I've identified a potential bug in the include-note parsing logic and a minor performance improvement opportunity in the warning display logic, for which I've provided suggestions.

@waruqi waruqi changed the title Improve warnings output for cl.exe Improve warnings output Jan 13, 2026
@waruqi waruqi merged commit cc4413c into dev Jan 14, 2026
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