Instead of the included git submodule.
Can be enabled using the configure flag --enable-system-libuv
This fixes #30
@wrl I went for an explicit configure option instead of "magic" based on if the submodule would or wouldn't exist. IMHO this is a bit cleaner plus it allows the build to fail when the packager wants to use the system libuv and it isn't installed (and the git submodule is checked out).
Instead of the included git submodule. Can be enabled using the configure flag
--enable-system-libuv
This fixes #30
@wrl I went for an explicit configure option instead of "magic" based on if the submodule would or wouldn't exist. IMHO this is a bit cleaner plus it allows the build to fail when the packager wants to use the system libuv and it isn't installed (and the git submodule is checked out).
Also, I didn't make the flag Linux specific since libuv can be installed systemwide on both macOS (http://formulae.brew.sh/formula/libuv) and Windows (https://www.nuget.org/packages/Libuv/).