Add CMake build system#30
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Introduce a CMake build alongside the existing Makefile: builds the shared libdto library (with install/export config for downstream find_package(DTO)) and the dto-test / dto-test-wodto executables. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stack 1/3 — foundational CMake build.
Introduces a CMake build alongside the existing Makefile:
libdtolibrary, with install/export config so downstream projects canfind_package(DTO)dto-test/dto-test-wodtoexecutablesDTOConfig.cmake.inand ignoresbuild*/At this stage accel-config and numa are still hard dependencies (matching the current Makefile); making them optional and adding the test suite come in the follow-up PRs in this stack.
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