Add global install guard #484
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Thanks for the PR. However, can you elaborate a bit more why you need this guard? If you don't call cmake --install then nothing will be installed. Regarding your custom include / lib prefix: Can't you just pass the appropriate CMAKE_INSTALL_BINDIR, CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR, and CMAKE_INSTALL_INCLUDEDIR variables when you build/install Embree? |
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Sure, I need to install my project without installing all of Embrees files. Some files have custom install targets, others I want to skip altogether. Having this guard allows me to disable Embree installing and then I can manually install just the files I need |
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This PR adds a global EMBREE_INSTALL guard. I believe I have covered all cases of INSTALLs. It defaults to ON and as such the default behavior hasn't changed
I required this as I'm currently packaging my libraries for production and needed to set up each dependency install manually as I have a custom include / lib prefix
Cheers for an awesome library!!