cmake: don't use PREFIX variable#50564
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`PREFIX` is a reserved word in CMake and breaks compiler and library detection when set. Using `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX` instead resolves this.
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Summary
Build "Avoid use of reserved word PREFIX in CMake build script"
Purpose of change
The
PREFIXvariable appears to be a reserved word in CMake. When set, it breaks compiler and library detection, so this should not be used to specify the installation directory.Describe the solution
Remove the use of
PREFIXin CMakeLists.txt, and instead useCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIXfor this purpose.Describe alternatives you've considered
One could rename this variable to something else, in case it is desirable to define the
PREFIXmacro to one location and install the game to another. I see no reason why anyone would want to do this.Testing
Compiled and installed in Release mode. The game launches and plays fine.
Additional context
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