#The AMDIS_USE_FILE adds the include and link-directories for amdis to cmake.
#
#If you use the parallel amdis-version, the AMDIS_USE_FILE also trys to detect
#the mpi and petsc configuration. If those versions don't fit your needs,
#you can change the corresponding directories, or simply do this work at your own
#and omit the AMDIS_USE_FILE. Then you also have to set the flags, include
#and library directories.
################## ONLY WORKAROUND AND WARNING ###################
#if(NOT "$ENV{LIBRARY_PATH}" STREQUAL "")
# message(WARNING "the environment variable LIBRARY_PATH is set. this can lead to problems during linking. \n You can unset it in your CMakeLists.txt with the command unset(ENV{LIBRARY_PATH}).\n")
message(ERROR "could not detect the AMDiS include directory. Please set the variable AMDIS_INCLUDE_DIR to the directory containing the AMDiS headers.")
endif()
unset(_AMDIS_H CACHE)
# set(MTL_DIR @MTL_INCLUDE_DIR@ CACHE PATH "the mtl directory")
"Can the system successfully run a PETSc executable? This variable can be manually set to \"YES\" to force CMake to accept a given PETSc configuration, but this will almost always result in a broken build. If you change PETSC_DIR, PETSC_ARCH, or PETSC_CURRENT you would have to reset this variable." FORCE)
"Can the system successfully run a PETSc executable? This variable can be manually set to \"YES\" to force CMake to accept a given PETSc configuration, but this will almost always result in a broken build. If you change PETSC_DIR, PETSC_ARCH, or PETSC_CURRENT you would have to reset this variable." FORCE)