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CMakeFiles is a collection of CMake files, biased towards projects using Fortran. The package contains example CMakeLists.txt files, CMake modules like compiler options, and FindLibs to find the location of installed dependency libraries. The files can be used under the conditions of version 3 or later of the GPL. CMakeFiles has been created by AstroFloyd.

Description of CMakeFiles:

The CMakeFiles package contains the following directories:

CMakeLists/		This directory contains example CMakeLists.txt files. Put one of these files in the main project directory.
CMake/		This directory contains CMake modules like compiler options and an example file list. Put these files in the CMake/ subdirectory of the main project directory.
FindLibs/		This directory contains FindLib.cmake files. All files use CMakeLocations.cmake, which is designed for Linux/Unix/BSD/MacOS. Put these files in the CMake/ subdirectory of the main project directory.

Obtain CMakeFiles:

SourceForge		Git repository, tarballs, bug reports, etc.
GitHub		Git repository

CMakeFiles has been used by:

AnalyseMCMC: analyse output from the gravitational-wave parameter-estimation codes SPINspiral and lalinference_MCMC
astroTools: command-line tools for astronomy and astrophysics
evTools: analyse output from the binary stellar-evolution code ev/STARS/TWIN
libSUFR: a library containing Some Useful Fortran Routines
libTheSky: a Fortran library to compute the positions of celestial bodies and events
SPINspiral: an MCMC code fo parameter estimation on gravitational-wave signals observed by LIGO and Virgo

De sterrenhemel voor Nederland en België (Website in Dutch/Flemish)
The night skies for the Netherlands and Belgium (Google translation)
SterHemel: an astronomy app for Android (in Dutch)
MijnHemel: an astronomy app for iPhone/iPad (in Dutch)
Sonnenborgh — museum en sterrenwacht (Sonnenborgh — museum and observatory website (in Dutch))
Guidestar: a free online Flemish astronomy magazine
Missie Maan: Mission Moon — observing the Moon from your elementary school (in Dutch)

Contact

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