The only change in meta.yaml compared to the previous recipe is the mkl-devel dependency. The challenge from the CMake perspective is to locate the MKL libraries that are installed by Anaconda. Fortunately, we know that they are located in ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}. The Intel MKL link line advisor available online (https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-mkl-link-line-advisor/) can be used to look up how to link MKL into our project depending on the platform and compiler chosen. We have decided to wrap this information into an INTERFACE library. This solution is ideal for the case of MKL: the library is not a target created by our project, or any subproject, but it still needs to be dealt with in a possibly very convoluted ...
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