Add LINUX_BUILD Definition to support linux without destructing others#185
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I've read that Pull Request #149 in advance, and I thought that changing variable casing without deriving cases with any pre-processor check can cause potential build problem on other platforms.
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I would like to append LINUX_BUILD macro check to distinguish Linux platform with others.
In most of the cases, Module installation on Linux, is using manual script called RunUAT.sh; so developers who are working on Linux should have been searched for script usage.
it is valid to conclude that the easiest solution to guide Linux Installation is to show the exact flag that is needed for proper builds.