No it is not. Most definitely not.
Try this (I'm using Jaunty, BTW)
#include <CLucene.h>
int main() {
_lucene_shutdown();
}
compile that with g++ and see what happens:
It can't find the clucene-config.h file to compile against. This is
broken, plain and simple. It needs to be in /usr/include/CLucene for
libclucene-dev to be usable. This is a serious bug in the packaging,
regardless of how Ubuntu likes to package things. It is not normal to
require "-I/usr/lib" as compile options to use a library in development.
** Changed in: clucene-core (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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wrong place for cluecene-config.h in package libclucene-dev
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/251688
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