Generate Findgrpp.cmake, target and pkgconfig files - #2
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@aoleynichenko gentle ping, so that we can add this to Spack. (See spack/spack#41670) |
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Set and generate all needed files to include the project in other cmake projects such as cp2k. It has several advantages as the burden for finding the library is minimized and standardized. The files are also updated automatically for each release and dependencies are also explicitly included as well (although the library has none at the moment).
The library can be included in any other
cmakeprojects withfind_package(grpp REQUIRED)After calling this function, cmake will define a unique target
grpp::grppthat can be used later on as in all target related functions.