This is needed in order to support usage of this library as a
subdirectory in a parent project. In that situation, prior
to this change, the inclusion of CTest would unconditionally
enable BUILD_TESTING which would then bleed into other parts
of the project.
Also added some comments explaining how this logic works.
The value based on whether spdlog is used as a third-party dependency or
as a standalone project. If spdlog is included through add_subdirectory,
the tests/examples/benchmarsk are disabled by default, and if spdlog is
configured standalone, then they are enabled by default.
Added:
* Release/Debug job for gcc 7 and clang 3.5
* Debug asan gcc 7 job
* Debug tsan gcc 7 job
* Disabled extensions
* Added a spdlog::spdlog alias for tests
Removed:
* Valgrind workaround, the current version is 3.10.1
* install_libcxx
* Makefiles
Fixed:
* examples build
* multisink build
Workarounds:
* gcc7 with tsan and asan needs gold linker, otherwise build
fails becase of unrecognized option '--push-state'
* support CMake user registry package registration
* use GNUInstallDirs to set installation firectories
* use spdlog namespace in both build and install interfaces
I encountered an issue when using spdlog through add_subdirectory.
Since SPDLOG_BUILD_TESTING is ON by default, it now adds tests to my project, even if BUILD_TESTING (the official CTest variable) is set to OFF.
cmake_dependent_option makes it so that if someone enables BUILD_TESTING then SPDLOG_BUILD_TESTING will be set to ON by default.
This way one can disable all external tests by setting BUILD_TESTING before using add_subdirectory and then setting it back to its original value.
The only change for those using the library directly is that they now use BUILD_TESTING instead of SPDLOG_BUILD_TESTING when configuring.
This is helpful when using spdlog as a dependency (git submodule) when a
master project is not interested in spdlog tests. Using
"BUILD_TESTING" name may create a confusion.
Extra: BUILD_EXAMPLE variable already have a prefix.
This is a usual CMake way of ensuring that IDEs have a way of showing
all source files which comprise this header-only library. It works in
the Qt Creator, for example.
