BCMPackage¶
bcm_find_package¶
This works the same as cmake’s find_package except in addition, it will keep track of the each call to bcm_find_package in the project. Functions like bcm_package and bcm_boost_package will include these dependencies automatically in cmake’s package config that gets generated.
bcm_package¶
This setups a non-boost package in cmake. This is similar to bcm_boost_package but with extra flexibility as it does not have boost specific conventions. This function creates a library target that will be installed and exported. In addition, the target will be setup to auto-link for the tests.
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<package-name>
The name of the package. This is both the name of the library target and the cmake package config that can be used with find_package(<package-name>).
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VERSION<version>¶
Sets the version of the package.
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VERSION_HEADER<header>¶
This will parse the version from a header file. It will parse the macros defined in the header as <prefix>_<package-name>_VERSION_MAJOR, <prefix>_<package-name>_VERSION_MINOR, and <prefix>_<package-name>_VERSION_PATCH. The prefix by default is the package name in all caps, but can be set using the VERSION_PREFIX option.
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VERSION_PREFIX<prefix>¶
This sets the prefix that macros used to define the version will use.
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SOURCES<source-files>...¶
The source files to build the library.
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INCLUDE<directory>...¶
This sets the include directories for the package. Each include directory will be installed.
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NAMESPACE<namespace>¶
This is the namespace to be added to the exported targets.
bcm_boost_package¶
This setups a boost package in cmake. It creates a library target that will be installed. The target will be exported and it will be in the boost:: namespace. In addition, the target will be setup to auto-link for the tests.
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<package-name>
The name of the boost package. The corresponding cmake package config can be used with find_package(boost_<package-name>).
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VERSION<version>¶
Sets the version of the package.
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VERSION_HEADER<header>¶
This will parse the version from a header file. It will parse the macros defined in the header as BOOST_<package-name>_VERSION_MAJOR, BOOST_<package-name>_VERSION_MINOR, and BOOST_<package-name>_VERSION_PATCH.
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SOURCES<source-files>...¶
The source files to build the library.
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DEPENDS<boost-dependencies>...¶
This specifies internal boost dependencies, that is, dependencies on other boost libraries. The libraries should not be prefixed with boost_ nor boost::.




