Re: [opendx-dev] DXSamples (bad Makefiles.am or bad prefix)

1999-12-16 Thread Peter Daniel Kirchner
sed off the trailing dx?

David Thompson wrote:

 I got a question..

 In the original acinclude.m4, the prefix was trying to be found using dx
 -whereami. I'm using the same technique. This result comes back in the
 form of /usr/local/bin/dx.  But then the Makefile.am's tack on another
 dx/pages/... So the samples all get installed in /usr/local/bin/dx/dx. I
 know this is not correct, but should I go about fixing the 50 pages--or
 do I bump the prefix up one directory? The problem with bumping the
 prefix up one directory is that if a user specifies --prefix then do I
 not bump up a directory or do I?

 I've almost got this situation handled.. Those in the know let me know
 and I'll get it corrected.

 As for another issue--I'm off to look at somemore CLASSPATH stuff.

 David


Re: [opendx-dev] DXSamples (bad Makefiles.am or bad prefix)

1999-12-16 Thread David Thompson
That's what I was wondering, but what if I'm a user that didn't compile the
program (my admin did) and he has told me if I want the samples to just
install them in a local directory of my own. I then run configure with
--prefix=~/dx? If I sed it off, then the two directories java (which the user
may already use for something else) and samples will be the installation
point--not dx/java:dx/samples.

Let me know if the likelihood of this happening is so minute not to worry
about it. Or if you want me to not sed off a dx when --prefix is set.

David

Peter Daniel Kirchner wrote:

 sed off the trailing dx?

 David Thompson wrote:

  I got a question..
 
  In the original acinclude.m4, the prefix was trying to be found using dx
  -whereami. I'm using the same technique. This result comes back in the
  form of /usr/local/bin/dx.  But then the Makefile.am's tack on another
  dx/pages/... So the samples all get installed in /usr/local/bin/dx/dx. I
  know this is not correct, but should I go about fixing the 50 pages--or
  do I bump the prefix up one directory? The problem with bumping the
  prefix up one directory is that if a user specifies --prefix then do I
  not bump up a directory or do I?
 
  I've almost got this situation handled.. Those in the know let me know
  and I'll get it corrected.
 
  As for another issue--I'm off to look at somemore CLASSPATH stuff.
 
  David


Re: [opendx-dev] DXSamples (bad Makefiles.am or bad prefix)

1999-12-16 Thread David Thompson
Sorry for the mixture of first and second person in that first paragraph. BAD
BAD grammar.

David

David Thompson wrote:

 That's what I was wondering, but what if I'm a user that didn't compile the
 program (my admin did) and he has told me if I want the samples to just
 install them in a local directory of my own. I then run configure with
 --prefix=~/dx? If I sed it off, then the two directories java (which the user
 may already use for something else) and samples will be the installation
 point--not dx/java:dx/samples.

 Let me know if the likelihood of this happening is so minute not to worry
 about it. Or if you want me to not sed off a dx when --prefix is set.

 David


Re: [opendx-dev] DXSamples (bad Makefiles.am or bad prefix)

1999-12-16 Thread Peter Daniel Kirchner
OK, we need to find the dx installation to pick up the configuration tidbits 
left
behind so the sample java programs can compile.  This is distinct from the
installation prefix the samples could use.

We can consult the Benevolent Dictator, but my impression was that the dx and
dxsamples packaging was separate but ultimately intended to be installed
together.

David Thompson wrote:

 That's what I was wondering, but what if I'm a user that didn't compile the
 program (my admin did) and he has told me if I want the samples to just
 install them in a local directory of my own. I then run configure with
 --prefix=~/dx? If I sed it off, then the two directories java (which the user
 may already use for something else) and samples will be the installation
 point--not dx/java:dx/samples.

 Let me know if the likelihood of this happening is so minute not to worry
 about it. Or if you want me to not sed off a dx when --prefix is set.

 David

 Peter Daniel Kirchner wrote:

  sed off the trailing dx?
 
  David Thompson wrote:
 
   I got a question..
  
   In the original acinclude.m4, the prefix was trying to be found using dx
   -whereami. I'm using the same technique. This result comes back in the
   form of /usr/local/bin/dx.  But then the Makefile.am's tack on another
   dx/pages/... So the samples all get installed in /usr/local/bin/dx/dx. I
   know this is not correct, but should I go about fixing the 50 pages--or
   do I bump the prefix up one directory? The problem with bumping the
   prefix up one directory is that if a user specifies --prefix then do I
   not bump up a directory or do I?
  
   I've almost got this situation handled.. Those in the know let me know
   and I'll get it corrected.
  
   As for another issue--I'm off to look at somemore CLASSPATH stuff.
  
   David