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Add the Accelerate framework to the CMake builds of the samples #612
Add the Accelerate framework to the CMake builds of the samples #612
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So I can't build the samples locally using CMake although everything works just fine with SCons. CMake complains that
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The CI does not currently build or run the samples. You can do the former with |
By default, CMake uses the system SDK on macOS as the system root by setting the isysroot flag to clang. This setting removes /usr/local from the include search path.
OK, I fixed the build problems. I didn't realize that SCons had picked up the system version of fmt. I just pushed a change that should fix that CMake doesn't pick up I think this work came out of me trying to build the samples to test the install of the Conda package of libcantera. So now I need to go back to that and figure out where I was... 😄 |
I also don't think its worthwhile to build the samples at this time. If we look at improving the CI system in the future, I think it can be something we integrate then. |
Adds the Accelerate framework to the CMake builds of the C++ samples on macOS.
Does the CI run the samples? If not, I can try to set that up.