Unlike window which is monolithic, there are several flavors of Linux. To make
life of Linux dummies (that's me) easier, will it be possible to provide a
clever shell script which automatically determine location of /usr/lib and mv
libj601.so to that place and do the export. Even better if the shell script is
already chmod +x right after unzipping so that just double click it will do all
magic.
Yuri Burger wrote:
Eric Iverson wrote:
In windows it is easy to have everything, including the j.dll, in the
same directory. This is because of the rules windows uses to search
for libraries. This is not possible without a lot of extra mechanism
in unix and the best solution is to put the libj601.so (or
libj601.dylib for Mac) in a standard place such as /usr/lib.
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}":/usr/local/j601/
or
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}":
if you whant to plase libj601.so in the application work dir
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