Fix compilation failures for custom installation locations #726
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Description
This PR fixes an import statement that causes compilations to fail when trying to use HighFive as a header-only library with custom install locations. Symptoms are: (i)
fatal error: 'highfive/H5Utiity.hpp' not found
if the conda environment does not contain a systemhighfive
or (ii) a long error stack starting witherror: redefinition of 'SilencedHDF5' [...]
if trying to compile with a custom location while having ahighfive
package installed. Using the relative import (which is used everywhere else) fixes the issue.How to test this?
cmake .. make -j8 make test
Test System
conda
environment with/withouthighfive
package installed)