If a rule arg typecheck failed we would leak argument values. This uses
RAII to track owenership instead of manual management to prevent
missing a free when an early exit exception is thrown for such failures.
This marks the last mem leak in the ASAN tests. And marks a clean ASAN
run for all tests.
In preparation to clean up the Jam function global stack move the
definition of the STACK and related functions inside the function.cpp
source file only.
This replaces most abort/exit calls with the utility that throws an
exception. The exception is caught in main to cleanly return failure.
This allows to clean up allocations and always return a valid status
value instead of abnormal termination.
In the case where multiple @() substitutions happen in one action the
dynamic choice of file vs content would apply to all. This would cause
problems as some of them might not be command options. This change
adds an ":O=" options specifier to variables that can control what type
of @() substitution can happen for each expansion. By specifying "O:=FC"
one can select to allow either file or content expansion making that @()
instance dynamic. When not specified the default is as if "O:=F".
This implements the ability for response file "@()" substitution to
dynamically adjust to either expand the content or create the response
file depending on the possible command line length. This should
reduce the create of such response temp files improving build
performance.
