CMake modernization and warning suppression #2569
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We were getting warnings from newer cmake versions in cases where we had modules named FindFoo.cmake, but the "found" variable was FOO_FOUND (instead of matching the module/package name with Foo_FOUND). Clean that up, as well as imposing a few more namespaced imports to change to a more modern notation.
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We were getting warnings from newer cmake versions in cases where we
had modules named FindFoo.cmake, but the "found" variable was FOO_FOUND
(instead of matching the module/package name with Foo_FOUND).
Clean that up, as well as imposing a few more namespaced imports to
change to a more modern notation.