Adding CMake files to build libcaffeine and native-multi-image test. #271
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This commit contains the necessary files to build libcaffeine with CMake. It also builds required dependencies such as libassert and GASNet-ex if they are not found. The native-mult-image test is also built if the LLVMFlang compiler is used (currently it is the only one that supports PRIF lowering).
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This PR proposes adding a new build system to build the Caffeine library with CMake.
This cmake will also builds required dependencies such as
libassertand GASNet if they are not found. If not, it will build the dependency from the latest available release indicated in the CMakeLists.txt.The
native-mult-imagetest is also built if the LLVMFlang compiler is used (currently it is the only one that supports PRIF lowering).About the
libassert, for the moment, I'm usingfpmto build it and assuming that it is available.A question remains regarding the use of
fpmto buildlibassert:fpmand usable byllvm-test-suite?Of course, any feedback regarding this PR is welcome.