Use LIB_SUFFIX convention for library install target #68
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This is a CMake convention largely to enable correct out-of-the-box support for Fedora (and derivatives) that installs native 64-bit libraries to /usr/lib64.
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This is a CMake convention largely to enable correct out-of-the-box support for Fedora (and derivatives) that installs native 64-bit libraries to /usr/lib64.