On Windows, if CEF libraries were present in default paths, they would be picked up in this find_program call, and it could later cause a build failure in the CMake custom copy commands on install if the components we are trying to copy do not exist. I recently ran into this after installing Intel PresentMon, which included CEF components, and was picked up by this find_program call. Let's apply NO_DEFAULT_PATH here the same as the find_library calls in this finder. |
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| FindAMF.cmake | ||
| FindAsio.cmake | ||
| FindCEF.cmake | ||
| FindDetours.cmake | ||
| FindFFmpeg.cmake | ||
| FindFFnvcodec.cmake | ||
| Findjansson.cmake | ||
| FindLibAJANTV2.cmake | ||
| FindLibqrcodegencpp.cmake | ||
| FindLibrist.cmake | ||
| FindLibrnnoise.cmake | ||
| FindLibspeexdsp.cmake | ||
| FindLibsrt.cmake | ||
| FindLibVLC.cmake | ||
| FindLibx264.cmake | ||
| FindLuajit.cmake | ||
| FindMbedTLS.cmake | ||
| FindVPL.cmake | ||
| FindWebsocketpp.cmake | ||