Update to MAPL 2.23.0, ESMA_env v4.2.0, ESMA_cmake v3.17.0 #428
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CC @bena-nasa @sdrabenh as I test this. |
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Whoops. Undrafted prematurely! (aka I was on the wrong tab 😄 ) |
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Undrafted. This should be good for testing! |
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This PR updates MAPL to 2.23.0. This REQUIRES using ESMA_env v4.2.0 (aka Baselibs 7.5.0) due to a need for a newer yaFyaml library version. This allows for better error handling in ExtData2G. This is a zero-diff update as nothing has really changed in MAPL, save for needing a new library.
This PR also updates GEOS to use:
NOTE: That for GNU Release runs of GEOS, this will be non-zero-diff. The change was to better support GCC 12. But this is zero-diff for Intel Fortran.