Drop non-CMake build infrastructure #107
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This removes the autotools build infrastructure, most of the VS project files, and some Java build files. (Generally, it removes most of the build infrastructure for other tools for those parts of LCM that are now build by CMake.) The Python setuptools and Lua rock builds have been retained, as these can theoretically be built without building the C library. Similarly, the Visual Studio files for the .NET library have been retained, as these are presently the only way to build the (stand-alone) .NET library. Java build files for third party components have also been retained in the interest of avoiding unnecessary divergence from these components' sources. Also, .gitignore files have been removed (again). CMake builds are typically out of source, and these existed primarily to exclude autotools build artifacts. (The .gitignore files excluding build artifacts from the Python setuptools and Lua rock builds are retained for now.)
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This removes the autotools build infrastructure, most of the VS project files, and some Java build files. (Generally, it removes most of the build infrastructure for other tools for those parts of LCM that are now build by CMake.)
The Python setuptools and Lua rock builds have been retained, as these can theoretically be built without building the C library. Similarly, the Visual Studio files for the .NET library have been retained, as these are presently the only way to build the (stand-alone) .NET library. Java build files for third party components have also been retained in the interest of avoiding unnecessary divergence from these components' sources.
Also,
.gitignorefiles have been removed (again). CMake builds are typically out of source, and these existed primarily to exclude autotools build artifacts. (The.gitignorefiles excluding build artifacts from the Python setuptools and Lua rock builds are retained for now.)