The goal is to speed up recompilation using ccache.
Ccache is a tool that speeds up recompilation of C/C++ code. It does this by caching the results of previous compilations.
When you recompile code, ccache checks if it has already compiled the same code with the same compiler flags. If so, it uses the cached result instead of recompiling.
- use single doxyfile instead of one per module
- use a cleaner and more modern style
- reorder sections to put details first
- hide diagrams by default
- remove deprecated doxygen variables
- disable latex generation by default
- fix some doc typos
Give an access to the operators held by a breeder.
This is needed to design algorithms that dynamically update their
internal parameters during search.
To simplify the interface, we use a returned tuple, and thus upgrade the
C++ standard to C++11.
- Add "EXPORT paradiseo-targets" to cmake's "install" commands.
- Export those targets in "paradiseo-config.cmake",
which is needed by FindParadiseo.cmake script.
- Bugfix "FindParadiseo.cmake" script:
- document PARADISEO_ROOT input,
- add PARADISEO_DIR to specify a bin dir (try build, debug and release as defaults),
- bugfix bad copy pastes involving edo and peo,
- default messages only for eo, mo and meo.
- Fix the doc target management: now working whatever the combination of modules that is asked.
- Add edo to the doc targets.
- Add a warning when doxygen is not found.
This may break backward compatibility, but it was not logical to have all libraries going in <build>/eo/lib/.
They now go in <build>/lib/ instead.
Note that tests are still built in <build>/module/test/.
