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TribitsExampleApp

The example project TribitsExampleApp is a raw CMake project that pulls in libraries from packages from TribitsExampleProject. If WithSubpackageC subpackage or the MixedLang packages are built, then a Fortran compiler is required to build TribitsExampleApp. To build against all of the installed packages from an upstream TribitsExampleProject, configure, build, and run the tests with:

  cmake \
    -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=<upstreamInstallDir> \
    <base-dir>/TribitsExampleApp

  make

  ctest

That will call find_package(TribitsExProj) and will set the compilers pulled in from the found TribitsExProjConfig.cmake file.

Pulling in only a subset of packages

To configure and build TribitsExampleApp against only a subset of the installed TribitsExampleProject packages, configure TribitsExampleApp using, for example:

  cmake \
    -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=<upstreamInstallDir> \
    -DTribitsExApp_USE_COMPONENTS=SimpleCxx,WithSubpackages \
    <base-dir>/TribitsExampleApp

Internally, that that will call:

  find_package(TribitsExApp REQUIRED COMPONENTS ${TribitsExApp_USE_COMPONENTS})

(where , in TribitsExApp_USE_COMPONENTS is replaced with ; internally to create a proper CMake list internally before calling find_package()).

Pulling in only a subset of packages by finding each package individually

TribitsExampleApp is also set up to demonstrate finding the individual packages using separate calls to find_package(<Package>) by configuring with, for example:

  cmake \
    -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=<upstreamInstallDir> \
    -DTribitsExApp_USE_COMPONENTS=SimpleCxx,WithSubpackages \
    -DTribitsExApp_FIND_INDIVIDUAL_PACKAGES=ON \
    <base-dir>/TribitsExampleApp

That essentially results in calling:

  find_package(SimpleCxx REQUIRED)
  find_package(WithSubpackages REQUIRED)
  ...
  target_link_libraries(app
    PRIVATE SimpleCxx::all_libs
    PRIVATE WithSubpackages::all_libs
    )

(but does so with a loop and a list internally).

Pulling in packages from the build tree

TribitsExampleApp is additionally set up to demonstrate finding the individual packages from the build directory (where <upstreamBuildDir> is the build directory for TribitsExampleProject) instead of the install tree using separate calls to find_package(<Package>) by configuring with, for example:

  cmake \
    -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=<upstreamBuildDir>/cmake_packages \
    -DTribitsExApp_USE_COMPONENTS=SimpleCxx,WithSubpackages \
    -DTribitsExApp_FIND_INDIVIDUAL_PACKAGES=ON \
    <base-dir>/TribitsExampleApp

This is identical to the case to finding the individual packages under the install tree except here the packages and libraries are found under the build tree and the include directories point into the source tree. (There is no need for an install directory in this case.) This is to simulate more advanced use cases such as where TribitsExampleApp and TribitsExampleProject may be part of a larger super-build that works out of the build tree without needing to install.

NOTE: There is no TribitsExProjConfig.cmake file generated in the build tree to find so it is not possible to call find_package(TribitsExProjConfig) pointing into the build tree.

Tests demonstrating usage of TribitsExampleApp

The TriBITS project contains automated tests that run the various use cases described above and check their result. These tests are shown defined here and are run locally with CTest and are submitted to CDash as part of regular testing.

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