Backport json build fixes #4956
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When building on Debian/Ubuntu with install prefix /usr (e.g. in PPA builds) the CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR is resolved to lib/x86_64-linux-gnu. For jsoncpp external project this is never the case because the install prefix is not /usr. Remove multiarch part from libdir if there.
According to cmake documents, we cannot assume CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR is a relative path. This commit fixes the "no rule to make libjsoncpp.a" error by passing -DCMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR=lib to jsoncpp external project.
…round and remove obsolete MSVC workaround.
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I have the impression that the merge back later might be easier if we do not delete it. |
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This seems to have fixed the problems with the ubuntu build. |
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This backports the following PRs:
#4160
#4235
#4470
#4528