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On 13/06/14 23:58, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> I'm creating a cmake file for a project. According to the cmake docs, |
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> this is how I should install libraries: |
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> install(TARGETS MyLibrary DESTINATION lib) |
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> This installs the library files into ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/lib. With a |
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> "/usr" prefix, that's simply "/usr/lib". |
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> But this doesn't look correct to me. What about "/usr/lib/lib64"? And I |
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> can't just use "lib64", since that means the library will end up in the |
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> wrong place on 32-bit systems. |
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> How do I handle this? The cmake documentation provides zero help on |
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> this. With autoconf, this wasn't a problem, since there are variables |
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> for the various install paths. cmake seems to give me nothing of the sort? |
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Hi, |
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the cmake-utils.eclass defines following two variables which help you |
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LIB_SUFFIX library path suffix |
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CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR Output directory for libraries |
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It seems later is defined recent cmake too. |
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Justin |
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