2009/9/18 Marco Vittorini Orgeas <marco@xxxxxxxxx>:
> I need to install in parallel to my system gtk "old" libraries a newer version
> of gtk libraries, because I need to compile against it a software:
>
> how can I proceed to let only "that" software using the newer libraries without
> messing all the system and so maintaining all separate ?
>
> I would be very glad if you can provide some simple/short example making the
> assumption that for example I would install the newer versions of GTK under /opt.
Hello Marco,
I'm not a expert, so maybe there is a better ways to do this.
I have this in my .bashrc: (I install the programs/libraries in ~/local)
export PATH=~/local/bin:~/bin:${PATH}
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=~/local/lib/pkgconfig/:${PKG_CONFIG_PATH}
Then, when I want to compile something, I use
./autogen --prefix=/home/jjardon/local
and then
make; make install
to compile (It will use the libraries manually installed in ~/local)
and install the program in ~/local
Hope helps,
--
Javier Jardón Cabezas
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