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Decouple CMake binaries from PropWare installation packages #150
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* CMake binaries no longer packaged with PropWare * Make use of transitive dependency information * Add namespace to PropWare targets * Reconfigure the folder structure of installed files * Theoretically allow using PropWare's build system without libs
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* CMake binaries no longer packaged with PropWare * Make use of transitive dependency information * Add namespace to PropWare targets * Reconfigure the folder structure of installed files * Theoretically allow using PropWare's build system without libs
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PropWare's build system can now be successfully used independent of a complete PropWare installation and without any PropWare-related binaries or headers on the system. That completes the goals of this ticket. |
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Shipping binary packages of CMake with PropWare has been painful since I started doing it, but somewhat necessary for the many users out there that didn't have CMake v3.3+. We are now far enough into the future that CMake v3.3+ is an acceptable prerequisite and therefore no longer needs to be shipped with PropWare.
This may make Windows' users lives hell. Good thing there aren't any...
In all seriousness, the pre-packaged Windows-CMake binaries should probably stay in-place. But Linux/Mac/Pi don't need to include it.
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