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Add Cmake module as part of the installation/packaging
This PR packages the library with cmake files, allowing CMake projects to automatically find it and configure the compilation and linking. It also adds a test project in a subdirectory of the test directory. Once installed, the installation can be tested by building the test project with cmake.
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Hi @studiofuga! Thanks for the contribution! :)
While having a look at it it seems that you have added a testfile wich has a main function to the existing test harness wich already has a make function. This seems to break the unit testing infraestructure. I am not sure why that seems to be working in MacOS and Windows 🤔
Hi Antonio, indeed that's definitely puzzling. The testfile was meant to test the installation of the cmake project files, including the modules I just realized. The subproject isn't related in the cmake files, because it is completely unrelated. So it's a bit strange that it is taken into account by the CI system. Anyway, we have two options, 1. fix the ci and 2. remove it entirely. I haven't experience with CI so if it was for me, I'd opt for 2, though it might be interesting to have it for future tests. What do you think?