Integration

The covfie installer automatically installs the necessary files to include it in a downstream project, which should make it relatively painless to use. In the CMake configuration of a downstream project, simply write:

find_package(covfie)

If the availability of covfie is critical for the rest of your build system (what an honour!), you can enforce this as follows:

find_package(covfie REQUIRED)

Following this directive, the covfie targets should be available for use. The target for the core library is called covfie::core, while the platform-specific targets are found under the names covfie::cpu and covfie::cuda. As an example of a complete CMake configuration that includes covfie, consider the following:

project("my_application")
find_package(covfie REQUIRED)
add_executable(main main.cpp)
target_link_libraries(main PUBLIC covfie::covfie_core)

In order for CMake to be able to find the necessary setup files, it must be instructed to look in the installation prefix chosen during installation, unless this is a standard prefix. To do so, add the following flag to the configuration of the downstream project:

$ cmake ... -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=[path]