Update recipe for Conan 2.0 compat. Update packages. #30
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The `concept_wrapper` test case: - "as_scheduler produces a good scheduler" was failing to compile in the absense of gnu extensions due to the use of `typeof`. As this was inside a `static_assert`, `typeof` is replaced with `decltype`.
The packages already required are updated to the closest supported version found in Conan Center. An option is added to not require TBB, mapping the `concore.no_tbb` CMake option. As only the new OneTBB has supported packages in Conan Center, the most recent OneTBB package is chosen: - onetbb/2021.10.0
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This PR updates the Conan recipe and CMake script to conform to Conan 2 — cf. Conan migration guide to 2.0.
It also fixes a build issue when compiling without GNU extensions.
I'm sorry this PR seems a bit random and without purpose. I was playing with
concorea while ago and then changed jobs and I completely forgot about it. As I was browsing my repos the other day I noticed those changes here may be handy for someone willing to package it or tweak dependency versions, build systems, etc.