Replace Install.cmake with InstallDirs.cmake #33
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This removes the hacky `php_install()` command and uses CMake's `install()` commands on the account of some `PHP_INSTALL_*` variables that bypass current issues for GNU special cases mentioned in the `GNUInstallDirs` module. * The `php_configure_file()` is also replaced with only core CMake commands. The hacky php_configure_file is ok and works for its use cases, but realistically, any custom module increases the difficulty to understand the build system. On the expense of more complex code, this uses only core CMake commands - install(), configure_file(), etc. Also, `install(CODE)` supports generator expressions if they are needed in some cases.
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This removes the hacky
php_install()command and uses CMake'sinstall()commands on the account of somePHP_INSTALL_*variables that bypass current issues for GNU special cases mentioned in theGNUInstallDirsmodule.The
php_configure_file()is also replaced with only core CMake commands.The hacky
php_configure_file()is OK and works for its use cases, but realistically, any custom module increases the difficulty to understand the build system. On the expense of more complex code, this uses only core CMake commands -install(),configure_file(), etc. Also,install(CODE)supports generator expressions if they are needed in some cases.