CMake can be told to build the separate Stanford modules in
stdproc via the ISCE2_WITH_STANFORD configuration option.
If not specified, it will be auto-enabled at configuration time if the
stanford_license magic is not None.
* Silence annoying FindFFTW warnings
* Fix linker errors at import-time
Python extensions are weakly linked, so linker errors can only be
caught at runtime. This commit fixes any such broken extensions,
and adds automated import testing to ctests to prevent future
regressions.
It also adds a helper function `isce2_add_staticlib` which creates a
position-independent static library suitable for usage in multiple
python extensions. This matches the SCons build scripts more closely
and allows for future extensions to be declared in a more terse and
hygienic fashion.
* Update utilLib scripts
* Update combinedLib scripts
* Update offoutliers lib scripts
* Add asa_im_decode cdll
* Update alos lib scripts
* Show ctest output upon failure
* Update DataAccessor scripts
* Remove TARGET_FILE_BASE_NAME
* Remove incomplete stdproc modules (require stanford code)
Co-authored-by: Ryan Burns <rtburns-jpl@users.noreply.github.com>
This commit adds experimental CMake build support for ISCE2.
The only changes involved should be adding CMakeLists.txt files.
All current source files, headers, and other functionality, including
the existing SCons build system, should be unaffected.
Some functionality is still a work-in-progress.
These should all be marked as TODO in the CMakeLists.txt files.
`grep TODO **.txt`
Please read CMakeLists.txt and .cmake/*.cmake for more info.
Ryan Burns
Ryan Burns
Ryan Burns