opm-core/opmcore-config.cmake.in

# - Open Porous Media Initiative Core Library config mode
#
# Defines the following variables:
#  @PACKAGE@_FOUND        - true
#  @PACKAGE@_VERSION      - version of the opm-core library found, e.g. 0.2
#  @PACKAGE@_DEFINITIONS  - defines to be made on the command line
#  @PACKAGE@_INCLUDE_DIRS - header directories with which to compile
#  @PACKAGE@_LIBRARY_DIRS - directories to search for libraries
#  @PACKAGE@_LIBRARIES    - names of the libraries with which to link
#
# You should put lines like this in your CMakeLists.txt
#  set (@PACKAGE@_DIR "../@PACKAGE@" CACHE LOCATION "Build tree of @PACKAGE_NAME@")
#  find_package (@PACKAGE@)

# <http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/CMake/Tutorials/How_to_create_a_ProjectConfig.cmake_file>

# propagate this property from one build system to the other
set (@PACKAGE@_VERSION @PACKAGE_VERSION@)

# these definitions may be necessary to make the header files behave the
# same way as they did when the library was compiled
set (@PACKAGE@_DEFINITIONS "@OPM_BOOST_CPPFLAGS@ @SUPERLU_CPPFLAGS@ @ERT_CPPFLAGS@")

# include files come from the source tree where the template is stored
set (@PACKAGE@_INCLUDE_DIRS "@abs_top_srcdir@")

# user programs should link with this library (see comment in the header)
set (@PACKAGE@_LIBRARIES "@PACKAGE@")

# convention is to have a variable named like this to add to link directories
set (@PACKAGE@_LIBRARY_DIRS "@abs_top_builddir@/lib/.libs")

# libraries come from the build tree where this file was generated
find_library (@PACKAGE@_LOCATION NAMES "@PACKAGE@" PATHS "${@PACKAGE@_LIBRARY_DIRS}")
mark_as_advanced (@PACKAGE@_LOCATION)

# add the library as a target, so that other things in the project including
# this file may depend on it and get rebuild if this library changes.
add_library (@PACKAGE@ UNKNOWN IMPORTED)
set_property (TARGET @PACKAGE@ PROPERTY IMPORTED_LOCATION "${@PACKAGE@_LOCATION}")