Add LIB_SUFFIX option to cmake #3
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Red Hat, Fedora and some other distributions use /usr/lib64 for location of libraries to avoid collision when multilib is being used, thus /usr/lib64 should be taken care of. Fedora packagers build software with %cmake macro, with LIB_SUFFIX defined in rpmbuild to help build this policy, furthermore please view: http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/cmake.git/tree/macros.cmake#n31
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Red Hat, Fedora and some other distributions use /usr/lib64 for location of libraries to avoid collision when multilib is being used, thus /usr/lib64 should be taken care of.
Fedora packagers build software with %cmake macro, with LIB_SUFFIX defined in rpmbuild to help build this policy, furthermore please view:
http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/cmake.git/tree/macros.cmake#n31