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Improvements to make SPARTA easier to use as a dependency #24
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Here are some files I've used to test this PR: CMakeLists.txtcmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.20)
project(Fakeproject)
find_package(Boost REQUIRED COMPONENTS thread graph)
if(EXISTS sparta_subproject)
add_subdirectory(sparta_subproject)
else()
find_package(sparta REQUIRED)
endif()
message(STATUS "Found sparta: ${sparta_DIR}")
add_executable(fakeproject main.cpp)
target_link_libraries(fakeproject PRIVATE sparta::sparta) main.cpp#include <iostream>
#include <sparta/AbstractDomain.h>
int main() { return 0; } test.sh#!/usr/bin/env bash
rm -rf build sparta_subproject
# Local git checkout of SPARTA
LOCAL_SPARTA_CHECKOUT=/path/to/your/local/SPARTA
# Enable one of the following:
# - use sparta installed using `make install` with prefix set to e.g. /tmp/sparta
#SPARTA_ARGS=(-Dsparta_DIR=/tmp/sparta/lib64/cmake/sparta)
# - use sparta from the build directory of a local checkout
SPARTA_ARGS=(-Dsparta_DIR=~/projects/SPARTA/build)
# - use sparta as a subproject
# git clone "$LOCAL_SPARTA_CHECKOUT" sparta_subproject
cmake -B build "${SPARTA_ARGS[@]}"
cmake --build build |
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This is awesome, thanks. I will test this once you have rebased on top of master :) |
This introduces causes a CMake package config file named sparta-config.cmake to be generated in sparta's build directory. The config file will be installed to $LIBDIR/cmake/sparta so that it can be located with find_package(). As a breaking change, sparta_target.cmake is now also installed to $LIBDIR/cmake/sparta for compatibility with *nix systems [1]. [1]: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/command/find_package.html#config-mode-search-procedure
This changes the exported targets to be namespaced with sparta::, so that CMake will raise an error if the imported target is referenced but not found.
This commit fixes seveal bugs preventing the project from being used as a CMake subproject: * The Commons module cannot be found because the path to the cmake_modules folder is constructed relative to the CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR rather than the CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR. * googletest is downloaded to the CMAKE_BINARY_DIR rather than the CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR.
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Summary: This PR includes some improvements to the CMake configuration that makes SPARTA easier to use as a dependency (or at least I've found these useful for a project I'm working on). Specifically: * Generate a `sparta-config.cmake` file that is created in both the build folder and for the install target. This enables the library to be used with `find_package`. * (Breaking change) Install the `sparta_target.cmake` to `$LIBDIR/cmake/sparta` instead of `$PREFIX/cmake` to support \*nix systems as well as `find_package`. While this is a breaking change, it's unlikely that anyone used the installed file due to the bugs observed in facebook/SPARTA#23. * (Breaking change) Use `sparta::` as the target namespace when exporting the `sparta` target. Projects that previously included the `sparta_target.cmake` will need to be updated to use `sparta::sparta` instead of `sparta` when specifying it as a dependency. * Update the README with additional tips on how to use SPARTA in CMake projects. This PR is stacked on top of facebook/SPARTA#23, and I'll rebase after it is merged. X-link: facebook/SPARTA#24 Reviewed By: arnaudvenet Differential Revision: D52238117 Pulled By: arthaud fbshipit-source-id: abfad1312d5357a5adc64335d7a51e80935cf111
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Summary: This PR includes some improvements to the CMake configuration that makes SPARTA easier to use as a dependency (or at least I've found these useful for a project I'm working on). Specifically: * Generate a `sparta-config.cmake` file that is created in both the build folder and for the install target. This enables the library to be used with `find_package`. * (Breaking change) Install the `sparta_target.cmake` to `$LIBDIR/cmake/sparta` instead of `$PREFIX/cmake` to support \*nix systems as well as `find_package`. While this is a breaking change, it's unlikely that anyone used the installed file due to the bugs observed in facebook/SPARTA#23. * (Breaking change) Use `sparta::` as the target namespace when exporting the `sparta` target. Projects that previously included the `sparta_target.cmake` will need to be updated to use `sparta::sparta` instead of `sparta` when specifying it as a dependency. * Update the README with additional tips on how to use SPARTA in CMake projects. This PR is stacked on top of facebook/SPARTA#23, and I'll rebase after it is merged. X-link: facebook/SPARTA#24 Reviewed By: arnaudvenet Differential Revision: D52238117 Pulled By: arthaud fbshipit-source-id: abfad1312d5357a5adc64335d7a51e80935cf111
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This PR includes some improvements to the CMake configuration that makes SPARTA easier to use as a dependency (or at least I've found these useful for a project I'm working on). Specifically:
sparta-config.cmake
file that is created in both the build folder and for the install target. This enables the library to be used withfind_package
.sparta_target.cmake
to$LIBDIR/cmake/sparta
instead of$PREFIX/cmake
to support *nix systems as well asfind_package
. While this is a breaking change, it's unlikely that anyone used the installed file due to the bugs observed in Miscellaneous bugfixes #23.sparta::
as the target namespace when exporting thesparta
target. Projects that previously included thesparta_target.cmake
will need to be updated to usesparta::sparta
instead ofsparta
when specifying it as a dependency.This PR is stacked on top of #23, and I'll rebase after it is merged.