Add example using pFUnit as a submodule. #16
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Hmm. I think what this shows me is I should whip up some simple github tests for this repo. Never realized there was no CI here. |
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That would probably be very helpful to people like me, the reason I started digging into this originally was exactly that I wanted to set up CI with pFUnit for our repo :) |
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Adding the minimal example mentioned in #15. Note that the way this is set up,
cmakeseems to get confused ifPFUNIT_DIRis set (as I guess it usually is if you have an installation ofpFUnit), so you need tounset PFUNIT_DIRto get it to build. Theres probably a more robust way to handle that in theCMakeLists.txt(perhaps inpFUnititself?).