Use CMake targets #100
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CMakeLists for libdynet are mainly those from the original project. I'd prefer to keep them as they are (or to update them from source if needed). Can you post a PR withouth those changes? |
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Using CMake targets, information about include directories, libraries, link flags,... is contained in the target and added to the dependencies.
One doubt I have:
Boost_LIBRARIESvariable already contains the target. If not, we should useBoost::program_options Boost::regex Boost:serialization(or the required targets for each library).As the other PR, I hope this is not breaking existing builds, if so, let me know how to reproduce them and I will work on these changes.