[cmake] Fix double installation of nvq++ libs. #2441
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This PR disables MLIR's installation of our optimizer's libs. We do it ourselves. Fixing this problem is particularly relevant our python wheels: The issue is aggravated there because the manylinux image has an enviroment that favors libraries to be installed in `lib64` prefix. MLIR's build system honors that; our's don't, and thus we ship wheels that have these libs installed twice, one in `lib` and another in `lib64`. The issue that these libs don't need to be part of the wheels will be addressed in a later commit. Signed-off-by: boschmitt <[email protected]>
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This PR disables MLIR's installation of our optimizer's libs. We do it ourselves. Fixing this problem is particularly relevant our python wheels: The issue is aggravated there because the manylinux image has an enviroment that favors libraries to be installed in
lib64prefix. MLIR's build system honors that; our's don't, and thus we ship wheels that have these libs installed twice, one inliband another inlib64.The issue that these libs don't need to be part of the wheels will be addressed in a later commit.