Of course the file can be extended to e.g. build and run tests and support installation, but that is out of scope for this particular PR.
Please note that this is largely orthogonal to the recent addition to b2/boost by peter dimov, which is concerned with providing cmake config files for "classic" boost installations via b2.
This cmake file just provides the minimal infrastructure necessary, such that other libraries can get a sensible result from calling
provided that all direct and indirect dependencies are also being added via
add_subdirectory
(which can e.g happen via globbing expression).More information:
Of course the file can be extended to e.g. build and run tests and support installation, but that is out of scope for this particular PR.
Please note that this is largely orthogonal to the recent addition to b2/boost by peter dimov, which is concerned with providing cmake config files for "classic" boost installations via b2.