add WITH_TESTS cmake option and wrap executable build in if statement #43
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Hello, this PR adds a
WITH_TESTSoption to allow a user to specify if they want the unit test executable compiled or not. The option isON(build the tests) by default.I was compiling this locally and only really cared about making a shared library. With this modification, I can now just add a
-DWITH_TESTS=OFFflag to my cmake statement to avoid compiling the unit test portion.