Currently, after ECVL is installed with CMake, e.g.:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
make install
resulting artifacts (includes, libs and CMake output files) are all placed under the build/install dir. It would be useful to have an option to install these artifacts in "standard" system directories, such as /usr/lib and /usr/include. This would make pyecvl installation easier, since includes and libraries would be automatically found on the system.
I am not a CMake expert, but I think that CMake output files (e.g., ECVLConfig.cmake) should also be installed in some "standard" location so they can be found by other projects that use CMake's find_package.
Currently, after ECVL is installed with CMake, e.g.:
resulting artifacts (includes, libs and CMake output files) are all placed under the
build/install
dir. It would be useful to have an option to install these artifacts in "standard" system directories, such as/usr/lib
and/usr/include
. This would make pyecvl installation easier, since includes and libraries would be automatically found on the system.I am not a CMake expert, but I think that CMake output files (e.g.,
ECVLConfig.cmake
) should also be installed in some "standard" location so they can be found by other projects that use CMake'sfind_package
.