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Conan v2 combability #718
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I'll do this as a precursor to #741. @joakimono currently has a Conan 2 recipe for FMI Library under review for conan-center; see conan-io/conan-center-index#20256. When that is in, we'll work towards packaging FMI Library 3.x too (currently in alpha). We can then start working in parallel on FMI 3.0 support in libcosim. |
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This fixes issue #718 (and incidentally fixes #702 too). The modified `<gsl/util>` imports and various changes from `int` to `std::size_t` are a consequence of using a newer version of MS GSL. I changed the dependency version so we can use an upstream CMake package configuration file which is compatible with the one generated by Conan 2's `CMakeDeps` generator. This should enable us to use the same `find_package()` commands and target names regardless of whether the build is running under Conan or not. This also removes the ability to run Conan from within CMake, because upstream hasn't released a version of the cmake-conan helper script with full support for all Conan 2 features yet. (Notably, support for the `CMakeToolchain` generator is missing.)
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* Upgrade to Conan 2 This fixes issue #718 (and incidentally fixes #702 too). The modified `<gsl/util>` imports and various changes from `int` to `std::size_t` are a consequence of using a newer version of MS GSL. I changed the dependency version so we can use an upstream CMake package configuration file which is compatible with the one generated by Conan 2's `CMakeDeps` generator. This should enable us to use the same `find_package()` commands and target names regardless of whether the build is running under Conan or not. This also removes the ability to run Conan from within CMake, because upstream hasn't released a version of the cmake-conan helper script with full support for all Conan 2 features yet. (Notably, support for the `CMakeToolchain` generator is missing.) * Update GH Actions workflows for Conan 2 * Use a conanio Docker image that has Conan 2 * Run pure-CMake CI build in Docker, drop Windows * Fix minor mistake in workflow file * Fix more small mistakes in CI * More legible build matrix elements in non-Conan CI * Ensure that libdl is listed as a dependency of fmilib::shared * Also import proxyfmu executable to the build directory * Update version numbers in README * Clean up GitHub Actions workflows a bit * Set the cpp_info property `cmake_target_name` as `libcosim::cosim` in the `package_info` method. This is because otherwise CMakeDeps incorrectly generates the dependency in the target cmake file as `libcosim::libcosim`. (i.e. <consumer>-Target-release.cmake, see https://docs.conan.io/2/reference/tools/cmake/cmakedeps.html#generated-files). This would not be found via `find_package(libcosim REQUIRED)`. * Uploading artifacts to jfrog (#751) gcc9 builds are not available from conancenter. Built libraries are uploaded to osp jfrog. * Updated proxyfmu * Updated version.txt to 0.10.3 --------- Co-authored-by: David Heejong Park <hee.jong.park@dnv.com> Co-authored-by: David Heejong Park <88651540+davidhjp01@users.noreply.github.com>
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Recipes across the OSP organization are not conan v2 compatible and will stop working at some point. They should be updated sooner than later.
https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/migrating_to_2.0/recipes.html
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