CMake: Add option to use system fmt library#155
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See #154 for the idea and the same change will be done with libusb. |
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fmt library was added in vendor in 21061c1 commit for systems with older fmt versions. Now, distributions can choose to link with their own fmt shared library or use the bundled one.
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fmt library was added in vendor in 21061c1 commit for systems with older fmt versions. Now, distributions can choose to link with their own fmt shared library or use the bundled one.