Make it easier to install when the re2 library is in a virtualenv. #13
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Python virtual environments (virtualenv) can have private library and include directories. If we detect that we are inside a virtualenv (with the VIRTUAL_ENV environment variable) add it to the list of paths to search for the re2 library. Installing the re2 library in a virtualenv is basically: make make test make install prefix=$VIRTUAL_ENV
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Python virtual environments (virtualenv) can have private library and
include directories. If we detect that we are inside a virtualenv
(with the VIRTUAL_ENV environment variable) add it to the list of paths
to search for the re2 library.
Installing the re2 library in a virtualenv is basically: