Add environment variables for additional include/library search directories #504
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September 21, 2023 13:07
BMAD_USER_INC_DIRS for includes BMAD_USER_LIB_DIRS for libraries
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Checks two environment variables,
BMAD_USER_INC_DIRSandBMAD_USER_LIB_DIRSto add to the include/module and library search paths. In the spirit of CMake multiple directories are separated by semicolons. This allows one to point to a single build of dependent packages and use it for multiple builds (think building releases or branches out of git worktrees).