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Add CMake option to install generated .cpp files#339
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The CMake cache variable BOND_LIBRARIES_INSTALL_CPP controls whether the generated .cpp files are installed under src/. This can be used to keep the code around for debugging purposes or to create a self-contained copy of Bond that can be built with something other than CMake.
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CI builds failed, as we couldn't install Pandoc. I've opened issue #341 for this. |
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The CMake cache variable
BOND_LIBRARIES_INSTALL_CPPcontrols whether thegenerated .cpp files are installed under src/. This can be used to keep the
code around for debugging purposes or to create a self-contained copy of
Bond that can be built with something other than CMake.