Fix for regression introduced in commit 7302245#2
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Fix for regression introduced in commit 7302245#2andorpatho-dlubal wants to merge 1 commit intoqt-labs:masterfrom
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… were skipped in preselectInferenceRules leading to incorrect build order of dependencies. Fixed the original performance problem with an extra flag that marks whether a target (and its dependency subtree) has already been visited.
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Entire subtrees of dependencies were skipped in preselectInferenceRules leading to incorrect build order of dependencies. The assumption that if a target has commands, than no further processing of its dependencies is necessary is incorrect. In our specific case, this led to linking of dll starting before any of the object files were built for the dll.
Fixed the original performance problem with an extra flag instead, that marks whether a target (and its dependency subtree) has already been visited. preselectInferenceRules still completes instantly for a large project, and build order is correct.