directly use GNU install dirs rather than hard-coding matching ones #298
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LGTM -- thanks @infinity0! |
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It turns out that CMake has a bunch of macros that conveniently define variables that fit the GNU standards for installation. This is available on all platforms including windows, but I have not tested it directly on that platform.