of the gmock headers dynamically, and only build gmock if they are found.

(LP: #1185719)

 1. gsettings schemas never get added to the install_manifest list
    because we use install (CODE) so we need to add a custom
    uninstall target for those, and also need to recompile on uninstall
    too
 2. Run the gtk-update-icon-cache stage during install for ccsm and
    also add icon-theme.cache to the uninstall target

	included in everything.

This is really going thermonuclear on these failing tests :(

behind their own functions. Make it so that all users can see xorg-gtest and not just the users
in tests/

expo's plugin name as "expo\n" from plugins/expo/CMakeLists.txt resulting
in weird and misleading "Disabled" messages for expo.
(LP: #1083027)

(LP: #1095906)

it manually. (LP: #1088414)

Matija Skala authored Dec 06, 2012 and Daniel van Vugt committed Dec 06, 2012

Author: Matija Skala <mskala@mail386.com>

 - It isn't possible to build python extensions using distutils that
   link to things that we are building, because CMake provides no
   means for a custom command to depend on a library. Build them
   using CMake directly instead
 - Clean up the tests: the tests depended on having a working opengl
   and core plugin xml file and were also sensitive to xml data. Make
   a mock.xml and use that instead
 - Require ini for the compizconfig-python tests. They won't run without it
 - Fix the uninstall scripts. We were clobbering the uninstall target
   with the python uninstall targets, that is just plain wrong. Created
   a new cmake function to append custom uninstall scripts to the global
   uninstall script

or else some compilers (clang) will complain.

and ensure that we pull in all the dependencies

Serialization was a cool idea for handling the temp load/unload problem,
however the usecase these days does not often involve that in order
to justify its continued maintainence.

"http://www.compiz-fusion.org" is not existent anymore and leads one to the "Web Design Manchester" web design business page (used in the About dialogue of CCSM for example) and
"http://www.compiz.org" is outdated and does not reflect actual development of Compiz anymore

GLIB_COMPILE_SCHEMAS

through and cause strange crashes later. (LP: #1043143)