In cmake projects, it seems that the scope of macros/functions is global.
Whichever definition is seen last, wins.

The incompatible assign_if definition in cmake/Modules/CompilerRTUtils.cmake
breaks the lldb project, since it so happens that lldb=92s CMakeLists are p=
rocessed
after compiler_rt.

* In compiler-rt, it=92s expected that append_if operates on semicolon deli=
mited
  strings, also known as cmake lists.

* In core llvm, and in lldb, it=92s expected that append_if operates on spa=
ce-delmited strings.

I propose to rename those macros/functions to list_append_if etc. If this i=
s agreeable,
I=92ll prepare a patch.

I dislike the =93obvious=94 quick hack of moving the projects *after* tools=
 in the main
CMakeLists.txt.

I think it must be a matter of policy to treat the cmake function/macro nam=
espace as global
across the entire project. I=92m willing to write a script to check for thi=
s, so that people
reviewing patches could sanity-check without undue manual labor.

Cheers, Kuba Ober
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