Explicitly specify ADIOS2 components in openPMDConfig.cmake #1693
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When including openPMD in downstream CMake and that CMake script contains Fortran, ADIOS2 will automatically detect that. But since we do not reexport the ADIOS2 headers, we only need the components that openPMD explicitly uses: CXX and MPI.
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When including openPMD in downstream CMake and that CMake script contains Fortran, ADIOS2 will automatically detect that. But since we do not reexport the ADIOS2 headers, we only need the components that openPMD explicitly uses: CXX and MPI.
TODO:
Do we support building openPMD in parallel with serial ADIOS2? This would break thatNo, we don't, but we didn't check it, there was a Todo. Fixed the todo.