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RangeShifter's core simulation code

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Deploy CMake for batch version #15

Closed TheoPannetier closed 6 months ago

TheoPannetier commented 9 months ago

A few changes to enable building the batch version with CMake (https://github.com/RangeShifter/RangeShifter_batch_dev/issues/15). I do not expect it to disrupt building RangeShiftR, but please do signal if it does and I will search for a workaround.

Added a CMakeLists.txt specifying how CMake should configure and compile RScore as a library, before linking to the larger batch executable. This document needs to live in RScore, as the add_library command can only add files in the same folder.
Made include "Version.h" conditional on RS_RCPP. Thanks to CMake, the batch version does not need to (and cannot) keep a Version script to enable the macros.

I also removed a bunch of unused macro blocks, e.g. VCL and BATCH.

JetteReeg commented 6 months ago

Hi Theo, I found a solution to add the RS_CPP macro already when compiling RScore by adding the flag -DRS_RCPP in Makevars.win: PKG_CXXFLAGS = -DRSWIN64 -w -DRS_RCPP I would still like to test if this is also working on Linux machines. I will have access to a linux OS on Mon. After that we could merge cmake_batch into develop.