Re: libtool relinking

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On 2004-05-15(Sat) 09:23:56 -0400, Michael Jennings wrote:
> > That doesn't work because "%makeinstall" explicitly sets bindir,
> > libdir, etc. rather than using--and effectively mooting any
> > application of--DESTDIR. Is there some good reason %makeinstall does
> > that instead of just using DESTDIR?
> 
> They both have their uses.  Sometimes one works, sometimes the other.
> It depends entirely on how the package is...well, packaged. :)

The rule of thumb is, use %makeinstall for older autoconf/automake (such
as autoconf 2.13 & automake 1.4), and make install DESTDIR= for
newer auto*.


> Then there are times where neither one works.  This is generally a
> result of a developer who chooses not to use available tools like
> autoconf/automake and instead grows his/her own solution without
> realizing the need for a $(DESTDIR) equivalent.

Or sometimes people forget to add DESTDIR to install targets.

Abel


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