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peter 45c9ed825a Formatting cmake (to lowercase without space for if/elseif/else/endif) (#35521)
Summary:
Running commands:
```bash
shopt -s globstar

sed -e 's/IF (/if(/g' -e 's/IF(/if(/g' -e 's/if (/if(/g' -e 's/ELSE (/else(/g' -e 's/ELSE(/else(/g' -e 's/else (/else(/g' -e 's/ENDif(/endif(/g' -e 's/ELSEif(/elseif(/g' -i CMakeLists.txt
sed -e 's/IF (/if(/g' -e 's/IF(/if(/g' -e 's/if (/if(/g' -e 's/ELSE (/else(/g' -e 's/ELSE(/else(/g' -e 's/else (/else(/g' -e 's/ENDif(/endif(/g' -e 's/ELSEif(/elseif(/g' -i caffe2/**/CMakeLists.txt
sed -e 's/IF (/if(/g' -e 's/IF(/if(/g' -e 's/if (/if(/g' -e 's/ELSE (/else(/g' -e 's/ELSE(/else(/g' -e 's/else (/else(/g' -e 's/ENDif(/endif(/g' -e 's/ELSEif(/elseif(/g' -i torch/**/CMakeLists.txt
sed -e 's/IF (/if(/g' -e 's/IF(/if(/g' -e 's/if (/if(/g' -e 's/ELSE (/else(/g' -e 's/ELSE(/else(/g' -e 's/else (/else(/g' -e 's/ENDif(/endif(/g' -e 's/ELSEif(/elseif(/g' -i c10/**/CMakeLists.txt
sed -e 's/IF (/if(/g' -e 's/IF(/if(/g' -e 's/if (/if(/g' -e 's/ELSE (/else(/g' -e 's/ELSE(/else(/g' -e 's/else (/else(/g' -e 's/ENDif(/endif(/g' -e 's/ELSEif(/elseif(/g' -i cmake/**/*.cmake
sed -e 's/IF (/if(/g' -e 's/IF(/if(/g' -e 's/if (/if(/g' -e 's/ELSE (/else(/g' -e 's/ELSE(/else(/g' -e 's/else (/else(/g' -e 's/ENDif(/endif(/g' -e 's/ELSEif(/elseif(/g' -i cmake/**/*.cmake.in
```
We may further convert all the commands into lowercase according to the following issue: 77543bde41.
Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/pull/35521

Differential Revision: D20704382

Pulled By: malfet

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Note [TH abstraction violation]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

TH/THC provide some hpp headers, which are proper C++ headers rather than
C headers.  These headers serve double duty as *internal implementation
detail* headers, whose contents should largely not be used by external
clients.

Ideally, we would not install these headers at all; instead, you should
use public functions (in headers like `THTensor.h`, NOT `THTensor.hpp`)
to manipulate these structs.  However, there are a few places
in torch/csrc where we violate this abstraction.  They are marked with
a pointer to this note.  Each of those sites will have to be refactored
when we refactor the guts of THTensor and related structures.