Allow more fine-grained control over CMake targets #596
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This is a nice enhancement, thanks for your contribution. Please fix the NDK build. |
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Co-authored-by: Marc Kleine-Budde <[email protected]>
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Currently the CMake build is either all or nothing. You have explicit control over which targets are built using
cmake --build --target <xyz>, but this doesn't apply to install step.Running
cmake --installwill currently always install all available targets.This PR adds the same groups that are present in the README to the CMake build, allowing you to control them individually. By default everything is turned on, which means there should be no differences compared to before.