I am trying build a debug version of the library from source on Ubuntu 9.10.
I can generate a debug version by adding the CFLAGS='-g' option to configure (which passes the -g flag to the compiler). That all works. But I want to rename the libraries as something different from the default - in other words, I want both release and debug versions to co-exist but with unique names. I have tried the configure option of --program-suffix=dbg (and --program-suffix='dbg') which I hoped would rename the generated libraries libgsldbg.*, etc. but this appears not to work. Have I misunderstood something here? Can anyone tell me how I rename versions of the libraries? BTW: Brian - It would be nice to have explicit instructions on how to generate debug versions in the INSTALL file. In my experience most other packages have a make option to do this; it took me some time to spot the configure options. Peter _______________________________________________ Help-gsl mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gsl
