* Joakim Tjernlund wrote on Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 12:26:18PM CET: > I am building for /opt/appl/xxxx on the target using a build tree > outside my sources: I want to "install" my apps/libs into a dir > next to my build tree. Once everything is installed into the > temporary install tree, I build a package from the files in the install > tree into some sort of tar ball which I can transfer to the target and unpack > it using the same tree structure as the install tree I just built. > > Currently I build with prefix that is $(build_tree)/opt/appl/xxxx > but then rpath will include the build_tree and that is not ideal. > Perhaps there is a simpler way to set rpath?
Specify with configure --prefix the *final* location of the installed code: where it will be when the end-user runs it. Divert installation elsewhere with `make install DESTDIR=...'. If that doesn't fit your directory layout, that can be a problem. Libtool unfortunately doesn't yet cope with arbitrary install-time diversions a la `make install prefix=...'. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
