Maciej Bliziński <maciej@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > 2011/8/25 Marc Glisse <marc.glisse@xxxxxxxx>: >> On Thu, 25 Aug 2011, Maciej Bliziński wrote: >> >>> Perhaps I've run into this problem, because I'm setting the build in a >>> an unusual or wrong way. What I want, is having the libraries in >>> /opt/csw/lib and the binaries in /opt/csw/gcc4/bin, and I don't care >>> much where everything else lives. >> >> Why do you want that? (there may be good reasons, but I don't know what they >> are) > > This discussion predates my involvement with OpenCSW, so I can > continue to package it as previously (everything under /opt/csw/gcc4), > or move it slightly forward with accordance with the new shared > libraries policy (libdir=/opt/csw/lib), or move it all to /opt/csw. > I've asked this question on the maintainers mailing list, and will see > if a consensus to move under /opt/csw appears or not. > > http://lists.opencsw.org/pipermail/maintainers/2011-August/015263.html > >> The one thing with a position that needs checking is the 64bit libraries. >> >>> I can either set prefix to >>> /opt/csw/gcc4 and libdir to /opt/csw/lib, or prefix to /opt/csw and >>> some other settings to /opt/csw/gcc4. >> >> Or just set prefix and add a few symlinks afterwards, or... > > I think that one idea of installing gcc under /opt/csw/gcc4 was to > support an installation of multiple versions at the same time. For > example, gcc-3.x would go under /opt/csw/gcc3, gcc-4.x would go under > /opt/csw/gcc4, etc. To be clear, the header files and libraries are gcc version specific. You can't use the gcc-4.x libstdc++ header files with gcc-3.x. Ian
