If I configure and build the libint-compiler (maybe because I need special flags), the library gets built afterwards, but there does not seem to be an obvious way to pass generic configure flags to it, e.g. how to pass on --enable-fortran? Other flags like --with-cmakedir are passed on, so is the lack of --enable-fortran an oversight?
I understand that the autotools build system is deprecated, but using autotools for the compiler and then CMake for the library build is even more complicated in a distribution package build.
A pure-CMake buildsys that completely avoids autotools is largely working in #148. Unfortunately, it won't include the fortran interface at first pass, but it's a step toward a simpler build.
If I configure and build the libint-compiler (maybe because I need special flags), the library gets built afterwards, but there does not seem to be an obvious way to pass generic configure flags to it, e.g. how to pass on
--enable-fortran
? Other flags like--with-cmakedir
are passed on, so is the lack of--enable-fortran
an oversight?I understand that the autotools build system is deprecated, but using autotools for the compiler and then CMake for the library build is even more complicated in a distribution package build.