Switch to use external sharedlibpp instead of internal shlibpp and bump version to 1.0.0 #87
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With this change, it is now possible to choose if using the internal
sharedlibppdependency, or use an external one, based on theBLOCKFACTORY_USES_SYSTEM_SHAREDLIBPPCMake variable.As the external
sharedlibppchanged its cmake package name, header directory and C++ namespace fromshlibpptosharedlibpp, this is effectively a breaking change as changes are required in downstream projects, and hence the version of blockfactory is bumped to 1.0.0 .For an example of changes that are necessary in a project that depends on
BlockFactory, check robotology/wb-toolbox#247 .