It is generally bad practice to use CMake to build code in the same directory as the source, so I disabled in-tree builds. To build, you will now have to do
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
This is important because there is no good way to get a truly clean build if you build in-tree.
You should also avoid committing build directories to your repository, so I added build/ to .gitignore to keep it from being committed in the future.
It is generally bad practice to use CMake to build code in the same directory as the source, so I disabled in-tree builds. To build, you will now have to do
This is important because there is no good way to get a truly clean build if you build in-tree.
You should also avoid committing build directories to your repository, so I added build/ to .gitignore to keep it from being committed in the future.
Signed-off-by: Jay Jay Billings billingsjj@ornl.gov