Updating the build system#786
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…-modernization Add CMake packaging, reorganize sources/headers, and prepare ranger as installable library + CLI
…ependency cmake: exclude Rcpp-specific sparse data files from library build
…ependency-sdyj8k Remove sparse/Rcpp sources, add CLI include dir, and make getopt.h cross-platform
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One of the larger components is the installable targets, and sane directory structure layout. a user can now consume ranger with a simple find_package call. |
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Hi all,
I've recently came across this project, and found it very useful for supervised classification of vegetation in terrain classification. The build system was a bit out of date by modern standards, and I forked the code to update it. If you'd like - take all the changes and see if it's something you'd find useful.
Thanks,
Kyle Bentley