expose HYPRE_FMANGLE etc. to CMake #1200
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HYPRE_FMANGLE controls how symbols for Fortran are mangled. This can be changed via the configure script, but could not be configured during a CMake build. This change adds 3 options to CMakeLists.txt exposing HYPRE_FMANGLE, HYPRE_FMANGLE_BLAS, and HYPRE_FMANGLE_LAPACK such that they can be configured during a CMake build.
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@JakeOShannessy thanks for your contribution. I will make a few other changes and include this in PR #1181, which involves several cmake updates to hypre. |
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HYPRE_FMANGLEcontrols how symbols for Fortran are mangled. This can be changed via the configure script, but could not be configured during a CMake build. This change adds 3 options to CMakeLists.txt exposingHYPRE_FMANGLE,HYPRE_FMANGLE_BLAS, andHYPRE_FMANGLE_LAPACKsuch that they can be configured during a CMake build.