This PR adds an --enable-slurm and --disable-slurm option for the build system. If neither is used, the previous convention applies which is to check for the existence of the slurm developement header and library and, if present, enable SLURM query support. If a user wishes to skip this check, they can now use --disable-slurm. In contrast, if a user wants to require SLURM and fail the configure if it is not available, use --enable-slurm.
This PR adds an
--enable-slurm
and--disable-slurm
option for the build system. If neither is used, the previous convention applies which is to check for the existence of the slurm developement header and library and, if present, enable SLURM query support. If a user wishes to skip this check, they can now use--disable-slurm
. In contrast, if a user wants to require SLURM and fail the configure if it is not available, use--enable-slurm
.