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Currently the develop branch automatically downloads and installs FTL during the build process. This is convenient for users that do not want to know about this simple dependency, but bad for higher level tools such as spack. It is also bad for users that need to build in an environment that cannot access the internet.
What is needed is an optional CMake command line flag that specifies a path to an installed FTL. If present, then that path is used. If not present, then CMake will obtain FTL from GitHub.
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Currently the develop branch automatically downloads and installs FTL during the build process. This is convenient for users that do not want to know about this simple dependency, but bad for higher level tools such as spack. It is also bad for users that need to build in an environment that cannot access the internet.
What is needed is an optional CMake command line flag that specifies a path to an installed FTL. If present, then that path is used. If not present, then CMake will obtain FTL from GitHub.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: