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add CMake FetchContent support #34
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FetchContent is really a nice helper I've started using in zpl-c/track, I'm glad you've introduced it in this repo! The cmake changes are really good, thank you!
As for GitHub CI, would it be possible to merge the whole build pipeline under one workflow file? I think it could greatly benefit from matrix jobs. What do you think?
Thank you again!
Not a problem at all, I will look into these changes as soon as I get home. |
Hey @alextwothousand It's been a while since the last message. Is it something you are still planning on doing? |
Hi!
I actually did do this, and it worked fine, I just forgot to push the changes. I’m on holiday right now, and I caught a few nasty illnesses while abroad, so I doubt i’ll be able to do anything for a couple of weeks.
Sorry for the wait.
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@alextwothousand any news on this? |
CMake, since version 3.11, introduced a feature called FetchContent. It is not very well known.
For projects that utilise CMake, FetchContent aims to add a form of package management to CMake.