Stephen Hurd wrote:
You can also compile in a search path.
Not PREFIX-safe, hence not allowed in ports unless there is no other
solution
Eh? It doesn't need to be an absolute path.
To follow up on this for you Ronald, to compile in a PREFIX-safe
relative library path, you need
Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
Ronald follow...@163.com writes:
I think the global lib directories is not so good, because it should
be for public libs.
The libs private to one application, where to put them?
The canonical location for ports is ${LIBDIR}/${PORTNAME}, but remember
that
Matthew Seaman wrote:
Saying there's this really great firewall on PC-BSD, but the
configuration app doesn't let you use it very well doesn't really
strike me as a positive statement about PC-BSD. Perhaps there's an I
know what I'm doing button somewhere yet to be mentioned which enables
That's like saying Why bother with TCP/IP when I have PCIe?
MIDI is a protocol and the support that's (apparently) missing is the ability
to speak this protocol to devices which use it (such as drum sets) over a port
which exists soley to transmit this protocol (the MIDI/Game port on your sound
Stephen Hurd hu...@sasktel.net writes:
The decision to not support it would be (was?) like deciding to not
support firewire...
Like Apple just did? :P
DES
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