Add custom variable to jack pkgconfig to distinguish implementations #114
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jack.pc.in: Add the custom `jack_implementation=jack1` pkgconfig variable to the generated jack.pc file to be able to distinguish jack implementations. As jack implementations exist with jack1, jack2 and pipewire-jack, it is not (easily) possible to distinguish them by looking at the version alone (particularly the case with jack2 vs. pipewire-jack, as they share the same headers).
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jack.pc.in:
Add the custom
jack_implementation=jack1pkgconfig variable to thegenerated jack.pc file to be able to distinguish jack implementations.
As jack implementations exist with jack1, jack2 and pipewire-jack, it is
not (easily) possible to distinguish them by looking at the version
alone (particularly the case with jack2 vs. pipewire-jack, as they share
the same headers).