Tweak cmake#78
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- When setting the include path to the main folder, projects depending on pthash would have stuff like `README.md` in their include paths. Also, using absolute paths (instead of include directories) causes problems when using pthash as a dependency, especially when running into diamond dependencies. - Explicitly set compiler warnings only when compiling PTHash itself. Otherwise these get propagated to projects depending on it. - With modern cmake, there is no need to specify "-pthread". Cmake does that for us if necessary and supported by the OS.
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Nice simplifications, thanks! |
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README.mdin their include paths. Also, using absolute paths (instead of include directories) causes problems when using pthash as a dependency, especially when running into diamond dependencies.