ConfigUse.cmake.in

# ============================================================================
# Copyright (c) 2011-2012 University of Pennsylvania
# Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Andreas Schuh
# All rights reserved.
#
# See COPYING file for license information or visit
# http://opensource.andreasschuh.com/cmake-basis/download.html#license
# ============================================================================

##############################################################################
# @file  @USE_FILE@
# @brief CMake package configuration use file.
#
# @note The @USE_FILE@ file is automatically generated
#       by BASIS from the template file ConfigUse.cmake.in which is part of
#       the BASIS package.
#
# In the default package use file of BASIS, which can be included here using
# the \@BASIS_USE\@ variable, the prefix used by the package configuration
# file is defined as @c NS variable. Thus, to use any variable set by the
# corresponding package configuration file, use code similar to:
#
# @code
# include_directories (${${NS}INCLUDE_DIRS})
# @endcode
#
# See the ConfigUse.cmake.in file of BASIS for details.
#
# @note The CMake code which is substituted for the \@BASIS_USE\@ variable
#       contains an include guard.
#
# @ingroup BasisConfig
##############################################################################

@BASIS_USE@

# ============================================================================
# @PROJECT_NAME@ configuration
# ============================================================================

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Import configured script executables

# The following statements ensure that all scripts and modules are
# configured/compiled using the same version of the interpreters.
# Yet, the user can modify these variables, though this is not recommended.

# Note: The PERL_EXECUTABLE, and BASH_EXECUTABLE variables have to be cached
#       such that the FindPerl.cmake, and FindBASH.cmake modules find the
#       respective executable.
#
# Attention: DO NOT set PYTHON_EXECUTABLE here. In case of a Slicer Extension,
#            the UseSlicer.cmake file requires us not to set PYTHON_EXECUTABLE
#            before including this file. As the @USE_FILE@ file is included
#            before any other dependency, the PYTHON_EXECUTABLE variable is
#            set by the basis_project_impl() macro.

## @brief Jython interpreter configured when building BASIS.
if (BASIS_JYTHON_EXECUTABLE)
  set (
    JYTHON_EXECUTABLE
      "${BASIS_JYTHON_EXECUTABLE}"
    CACHE PATH
      "The Jython interpreter."
  )
  mark_as_advanced (JYTHON_EXECUTABLE)
endif ()

## @brief Perl interpreter configured when building BASIS.
if (BASIS_PERL_EXECUTABLE)
  set (
    PERL_EXECUTABLE
      "${BASIS_PERL_EXECUTABLE}"
    CACHE PATH
      "The Perl interpreter."
  )
  mark_as_advanced (PERL_EXECUTABLE)
endif ()

## @brief Bash executable configured when building BASIS.
if (BASIS_BASH_EXECUTABLE)
  set (
    BASH_EXECUTABLE
      "${BASIS_BASH_EXECUTABLE}"
    CACHE PATH
      "The BASH executable."
  )
  mark_as_advanced (BASH_EXECUTABLE)
endif ()

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# include further required BASIS CMake modules
# base tools included by @PROJECT_NAME@Config.cmake already
if (BASIS_SUPER_BUILD_MODULES)
  include (${BASIS_MODULE_PATH}/SuperBuildTools.cmake)
endif ()