Allow ntirpc to be used as a CMake external #4
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Ganesha wants to use ntirpc as a CMake external. This means that Gansha's CMake has to be able to call into ntirpc's CMake, and get a useful result. - Add a version.h file that can be used by CMake to find ntirpc, and check for a minimum version. - Allow overriding of the source directory and install prefix, so that ntirpc can be build in a different location inside the source tree of another project. - Remove old standalone and Ganesha CMake files - Add a FindNTIRPC.cmake file that can be used by other projects needing ntirpc Signed-off-by: Daniel Gryniewicz <dang@redhat.com>
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Allow ntirpc to be used as a CMake external
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Ganesha wants to use ntirpc as a CMake external. This means that
Gansha's CMake has to be able to call into ntirpc's CMake, and get a
useful result.
check for a minimum version.
ntirpc can be build in a different location inside the source tree of
another project.
ntirpc
Signed-off-by: Daniel Gryniewicz dang@redhat.com