[libsbml] New port for libsbml #13524
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July 22, 2020 21:26
…nux with wsl but bzip2 dependency did not work
…t#12558 and a big thanks to JackBoosY for doing most of the work.
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Manually tested features on x86-windows. |
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Describe the pull request
This PR has a port for libsbml, a library for creating models in systems biology. This port was mostly built by JackBoosY (See issue #12558 on microsoft/vcpkg) with some minor additions for the libsbml "namespace" option.
Note, only the commits made in September bear any relevance, since they replaced earlier attempts at creating the lisbml port.
I've tested on windows, ubuntu and mac. No I haven't updated the CI baseline.
To the best of my knowledge, yes.
Closes #12558