Hi,
Some time ago I've talked to Paul about a problem I'm having with the
installation locations for quagga's header/lib files; by default, those
seem to be /usr/local/{include,lib}. However, installing files with
general names like memory.h or log.h to those locations, seems to screw
up building of some other packages, as /usr/local/include appears to be
in the default inclusion path of my gcc (I'm running a latest Gentoo
system).
What Paul has agreed to do, is change the default location(s) to
/usr/local/{include,lib}/quagga, thus preventing this kind of trouble,
yet still allowing other packages to be compiled with quagga's
headers/libraries. Paul recalled that Greg Troxel already had applied
this change to CVS, however it doesn't seem to work.
Does anybody know for sure what's the status of CVS tree with regard to
default installation locations?
Many thanks,
Gilad
Some time ago I've talked to Paul about a problem I'm having with the
installation locations for quagga's header/lib files; by default, those
seem to be /usr/local/{include,lib}. However, installing files with
general names like memory.h or log.h to those locations, seems to screw
up building of some other packages, as /usr/local/include appears to be
in the default inclusion path of my gcc (I'm running a latest Gentoo
system).
What Paul has agreed to do, is change the default location(s) to
/usr/local/{include,lib}/quagga, thus preventing this kind of trouble,
yet still allowing other packages to be compiled with quagga's
headers/libraries. Paul recalled that Greg Troxel already had applied
this change to CVS, however it doesn't seem to work.
Does anybody know for sure what's the status of CVS tree with regard to
default installation locations?
Many thanks,
Gilad