Build FAST.Farm when configured via BUILD_FASTFARM #726
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Feature or improvement description
This pull request removes FAST.Farm from the default build target and requires configuring CMake with
-DBUILD_FASTFARM=ONin order to add the FAST.Farm build target.Currently, compiling the FAST Farm types modules require a large amount of memory. The high memory overhead causes problems in the automated continuous deployment infrastructure such as conda-forge. Ideally, the memory requirements to compile FAST.Farm could be reduced and that glue-code could be distributed through conda-forge along with the OpenFAST glue-code.
Related issue, if one exists
None, but see the failing build on conda-forge.
Impacted areas of the software