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Created Jun 13, 2017 by James Willenbring@jmwilleMaintainer

Clean up Trilinos dependencies using subpackages to reduce and better control dependencies

Created by: bartlettroscoe

CC: @trilinos/framework

Description:

Currently Trilinos has a very course-grained set of dependencies based on fat top-level packages that don't follow Software Engineering Packaging Principles. This has several bad consequences:

  • Changing an upstream packages triggers a lot of downstream package enables that really should not be (e.g. see #1395 (closed) and #1406 (closed))

  • When users enable these fat packages with optional dependencies enabled, they get a lot of upstream code built that they typically don't need.

The solution to this problem is to better partition many of these fat top-level Trilinos packages into TriBITS subpackages and then more carefully define dependencies between subpackages. On example is having dowstream packages depend on "Teuchos" of "TeuchosCore", "TeuchosComm", "TeuchosParameterList", etc. (e.g., see #1263 (closed)).

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