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I'm trying to use the BDE build system similarly to the interfaces of the build systems of most other open source software I've built. Which is the standard dance:
./configure --prefix=/home/my/bde
make
make install
However, this results in files installed into /home/my/bde/opt/bb (notice the opt/bb). How do I prevent the BDE build system from decorating my prefix with opt/bb?
In general, this tool should have usage that aligns well with open-source expectations. I'm aware of the relocatable installation requirement (i.e. support for distribution "refroots") but this behavior is confusing. The prefix I specify should be the prefix into which the artifacts are installed.
Environment:
Darwin G7WH7WFVKV 21.6.0 Darwin Kernel Version 21.6.0
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BDE tools does not install into the configured installation prefix
BDE tools does not install a build into the configured installation prefix
Dec 16, 2022
I'm trying to use the BDE build system similarly to the interfaces of the build systems of most other open source software I've built. Which is the standard dance:
I've translated that into:
However, this results in files installed into
/home/my/bde/opt/bb
(notice theopt/bb
). How do I prevent the BDE build system from decorating my prefix withopt/bb
?In general, this tool should have usage that aligns well with open-source expectations. I'm aware of the relocatable installation requirement (i.e. support for distribution "refroots") but this behavior is confusing. The prefix I specify should be the prefix into which the artifacts are installed.
Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: