Enable compiling on Ubuntu 14.04. #271
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In 14.04, the default json-c package is libjson-c2, which uses /usr/include/json-c/ and libjson-c.so. This patch makes Cmake find json-c in either the original location or this new one (it's backward compatible).
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Handle alternate location for jsonc library Grive#271
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In 14.04, the default json-c package is libjson-c2, which uses
/usr/include/json-c/ and libjson-c.so. This patch makes Cmake find json-c
in either the original location or this new one (the change is backward compatible).
NB: this might not merge automatically with my other pull request...