Add Option to deactivate the CPack directives #292
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Hello, why would we want to install VS runtime files as well ? Should it be the opposite by default, and only install them if requested ? Thanks, -- |
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Hello,
Little change to add an option to the cmake files to only install compiled files. In the current cmake files the VisualStudio runtime files are installed. This make it impossible to build a package unsing the conda-force infrastructure on windows (the packages must ship only compiled libs).
MR of the new recipe for mmg for conda-forge. conda-forge/mmgsuite-feedstock#15
Felipe