Currently many options must be aligned to generate compilable code when few few modules depend (in lime files) on each other.
It leads sometimes to hardly understandable issues with generated code. To prevent such situations some logic to analyse dependencies must be added in cmake scripts.
When such important options are not aligned the error must be generated. Most probably such error must be shown during the generation (in runGenerate.cmake).
Example of such options which must be aligned all over modules:
GLUECODIUM_VERSION
GLUECODIUM_<LANG>_NAMERULES
Important: GLUECODIUM_TAGS should include the same tags as dependencies, but not necessary aligned. Perhaps this specific option may silently add tags from dependencies.
Currently many options must be aligned to generate compilable code when few few modules depend (in lime files) on each other.
It leads sometimes to hardly understandable issues with generated code. To prevent such situations some logic to analyse dependencies must be added in cmake scripts.
When such important options are not aligned the error must be generated. Most probably such error must be shown during the generation (in runGenerate.cmake).
Example of such options which must be aligned all over modules:
Important:
GLUECODIUM_TAGSshould include the same tags as dependencies, but not necessary aligned. Perhaps this specific option may silently add tags from dependencies.