Need "make install"

[G-Ragghianti]

The CMake configuration should produce a "make install" target.

[af-ayala]

Please, check my PR:
2cc33ba

[stomov]

PR: 2cc33ba indeed adds a "make install", although as discussed there we (and users) may not technically need an install besides the executable benchmarks that get generated. Do we consider the issue resolved or something else specific must be "installed"?

[luszczek]

I provided comments on #12 what I have in mind. Essentially, after cmake /path/to/fiber/src ; make ; make install the user would have /usr/bin/fiber that can be launched with mpirun. We don't have this functionality yet.

[af-ayala]

We still do not have all benchmarks; therefore, nothing to provide in a bin folder suggested before. This was explained repeatedly.
Not knowing the state of the repository causes these issues. The contribution made in 2cc33ba, addresses the missing make install requested in this open issue, and provides a starting point to the future.
If the ideas you have in mind are so clear, perhaps it would be a good idea to contribute with code, instead with just comments and labeling other contributions as buggy and invalid. If a bin library is created, I would like to see what the developer would put in there. Whereas the current state of the repo has not any bugs.

[G-Ragghianti]

I marked this as a feature enhancement because I know it is a feature that we will eventually want. That doesn't mean we have to implement it right away. We can keep items here as a way of keeping track of things that we will eventually address.

[luszczek]

Consider using Github projects like I do for HPFT: https://github.com/icl-utk-edu/hpft/projects

[G-Ragghianti]

Thanks. I'll have a look.

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