Fix build problems: Find wine and freetype headers #22
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In cases where the freetype headers are not in /usr/include, fltk wouldn't find ft2build.h.
Old CheckLibraryExists implementation didn't work on my system. A find module should be better and also easier to maintain.
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Fix build problems: Find wine and freetype headers
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Fltk in ZynAddSubFx module can't locate freetype headers (specifically ft2build.h) if they are not in /usr/include. Fixed by using output variable of FindFreetype.cmake.
Finding wine didn't work for me and the current (5-year-old) script to locate it looked weird and unusual to me. I replaced it using a find module. I guess this is the more convenient approach.