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Rather than have the python literal string, use CMake's find_package to find actual python executable. This is more useful if you have both Python 2 and 3 installed. CMake currently only supports python 2 and so will automatically find that version |
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| configure.cmake | ||
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| libc-ares.cmake | ||
| libev.cmake | ||
| libs.cmake | ||
| libv8.cmake | ||
| node_build.cmake | ||
| package.cmake | ||
| v8_build.cmake | ||