Add: use breakpad to create crash.dmp on MacOS / Linux too (#11202)

Normally only the Windows platform could create a crash.dmp, making
analysing crash-reports from MacOS / Linux rather tricky.

cmake/FindLZO.cmake

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ find_library(LZO_LIBRARY
 # name as the optimized file. This is not always the case, but so far
 # experiences has shown that in those case vcpkg CMake files do the right
 # thing.
-if(VCPKG_TOOLCHAIN AND LZO_LIBRARY)
+if(VCPKG_TOOLCHAIN AND LZO_LIBRARY AND LZO_LIBRARY MATCHES "${VCPKG_INSTALLED_DIR}")
     if(LZO_LIBRARY MATCHES "/debug/")
         set(LZO_LIBRARY_DEBUG ${LZO_LIBRARY})
         string(REPLACE "/debug/lib/" "/lib/" LZO_LIBRARY_RELEASE ${LZO_LIBRARY})

cmake/LinkPackage.cmake

@@ -3,6 +3,9 @@ function(link_package NAME)
 
     if(${NAME}_FOUND)
         string(TOUPPER "${NAME}" UCNAME)
+        # Some libraries have a dash, which is not allowed in a preprocessor macro.
+        string(REPLACE "-" "_" UCNAME "${UCNAME}")
+
         add_definitions(-DWITH_${UCNAME})
         # Some libraries' cmake packages (looking at you, SDL2) leave trailing whitespace in the link commands,
         # which (later) cmake considers to be an error. Work around this with by stripping the incoming string.