copy build/WW3/ww3_???? to bin and tag with git hashes etc #76
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I would suggest a slightly different approach to this: let's have CMake install all the executables to one directory. Then one can simply append the hash to all the executables is that directory. That way one does not need to keep the build script in sync with the CMake when we add/remove executables to the build system. |
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Superseded by #77 |
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copies WW3 helper apps to bin and labels them with git hashes etc.
#73 (comment)