FindVcvars

Finds a "vcvars" batch script.

This CMake module can be used when configuring a project or when running in cmake -P script mode.

Why this repository ?

Waiting the module is integrated in upstream CMake (most likely CMake 3.13), this repository allows project to easily integrate the module by either copying its content or downloading it.

For reference, the associated merge request is https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/merge_requests/899

Notes

Anticipate future release of VS 2022 listing MSVC_VERSION up to 1940 as being valid version numbers.
There is no support for looking up Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7

Changes

v1.6

Update _Vcvars_SUPPORTED_MSVC_VERSIONS anticipating future VS 2022 releases
Fix typo in commentdd

v1.5

Add support for msvc version 1929
Add initial support for Visual Studio 2022

v1.4

Add support for MSVC version 1928
Add support for MSVC version 1927

v1.3

Add support for MSVC version 1916 through 1926

v1.2

Add support for Visual Studio 2017 15.8 (msvc version 1915)

v1.1

Rename Vcvars_WRAPPER_BATCH_FILE to Vcvars_LAUNCHER

Integrating the module in your project

There are few possible approaches:

Approach 1: Download

Add file cmake/CMakeLists.txt with the following code used to download the module:

# Download FindVcvars.cmake
set(dest_file "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/FindVcvars.cmake")
set(expected_hash "0fd1104a5e0f91f89b64dd700ce57ab9f7d7356fcabe9c895e62aca32386008e")
set(url "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/scikit-build/cmake-FindVcvars/v1.6/FindVcvars.cmake")
if(NOT EXISTS ${dest_file})
  file(DOWNLOAD ${url} ${dest_file} EXPECTED_HASH SHA256=${expected_hash})
else()
  file(SHA256 ${dest_file} current_hash)
  if(NOT ${current_hash} STREQUAL ${expected_hash})
    file(DOWNLOAD ${url} ${dest_file} EXPECTED_HASH SHA256=${expected_hash})
  endif()
endif()

Update top-level CMakeLists.txt with:

add_subdirectory(cmake)

Update CMAKE_MODULE_PATH:

list(INSERT CMAKE_MODULE_PATH 0 ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/cmake)

Approach 2: Copy

Copy FindVcvars.cmake into your source tree making sure you reference the tag (or SHA) in the associated commit message.
Update CMAKE_MODULE_PATH:

list(INSERT CMAKE_MODULE_PATH 0 ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake)

Approach 3: Git submodule

Add this repository as a git submodule.

Maintainers

These instructions below have been tested on a Linux system, they may have to be adapted to work on macOS or Windows.

Creating new release and updating README

Step 1: List all tags sorted by version

git fetch --tags && \
  git tag -l | sort -V

Step 2: Choose the next release version number and tag the release

tag=vX.Y.Z
git tag -s -m "FindVcvars $tag" $tag

git push origin $tag

Step 3: Update release and expected_hash in README

cd cmake-FindVcvars

expected_hash=$(sha256sum FindVcvars.cmake | cut -d" " -f1) && \
sed -E "s/set\(expected_hash.+\)/set\(expected_hash \"$expected_hash\"\)/g" -i README.md && \
sed -E "s/v[0-9](\.[0-9])+\/FindVcvars.cmake/$tag\/FindVcvars.cmake/g" -i README.md && \
git add README.md && \
git commit -m "README: Update release and expected_hash"

Step 4: Amend the commit and update the CHANGES section.
Step 5: Push changes

git push origin master

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