cmake: Allow to build with system libraries and other improvements #31
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The option will enable fetching and building of dependencies. The default is OFF to use system libraries instead.
If you import the project (Add_ExternalProject) CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR is pointing to a different directory.
This way other cmake project can find the library using: find_package(piper_phonemize)
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This patchset allows you to build piper-phonemize with system libraries instead of fetching sources from the internet. For this a new option has been introduced BUILD_EXTERNAL which will enable building with external sources. The default in cmake is OFF in the Makefile it is ON.
This also generates a cmake config file so you can consume the library using
find_package(piper_phonemize)from other cmake files. It also fixes some issues if you use it as an external project.You can see it building for openSUSE against system libraries here:
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:gladiac/piper-phonemize