Vulkan uses proper CMake Vulkan target #3079
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jxt1234
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Nov 18, 2024
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| cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.6) | |||
| cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.24) | |||
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It seems cmake version update too large.
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Current setup uses the raw path, which is problematic when building a project that uses MNN and offers a
Configfile, because the absolute path of Vulkan is embedded into MNN'sConfigfile. This makes use of the proper CMake target,Vulkan::Vulkan.I had to bump CMake's minimum version to 3.24 because the
GLOBALattribute required for this fix is only available from that version. Version 3.6 shouldn't be used anyway, as versions < 3.10 were deprecated in CMake 3.31.