cmake: use .so extension on Linux when building against older versions of SuperCollider#430
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@capital-G just so that we remember: we need this before releasing plugins v3.14. |
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This brings back the .so extension on Linux/*nix when building sc3-plugins against SC 3.14 and lower (including the current stable branch). It will also default to .so on *nix if
SC_VERSIONcannot be found (e.g. in SC before version 3.11).SC_VERSIONis defined in SCVersion.txt in the SC sources.BTW I used the
SC_VERSIONvariable which clearly relates to SC, and not to the version of the plugins, regardless of what we decide in #429 in terms of versioning and usingPROJECT_VERSIONmoving forward.This change was previously discussed in #428 (comment)
Additionally, I removed the
PLUGIN_EXTENSIONvariable, as it doesn't seem to be used anywhere.