Randy McMurchy wrote:
>>>>>ac_add_options \
>>>>> --with-default-mozilla-five-home=/usr/lib/firefox-1.5 #
>>>>> MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME
>>
>>Google MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME. I can't decide if it's actually needed or
>>not.
I grepped the source. :)
One place to look is modules/oji/tests/build/README:
==========================
I. Build OJI API test:
==========================
Pre-Requisite: You must have built mozilla browser and have
have Perl (version >= 5) installed.
1. set MOZILLA_HOME (top of Mozilla's tree) and JAVAHOME variables
2. set MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME to <MOZILLA_HOME>/dist/bin
where mozilla-bin is located
3. set CC to point to gcc
setenv CC gcc
4. goto build directory and say
gmake
Libraries created are located in 'build/bin' dir. and
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME/components directory.
In xpcom/glue/standalone/nsGREDirServiceProvider.cpp there is:
// In the absence of a good way to get the executable directory let
// us try this for unix:
// - if MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME is defined, that is it
// - else give the current directory
// The MOZ_DEFAULT_MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME variable can be set at configure
time with
// a --with-default-mozilla-five-home=foo autoconf flag.
//
// The idea here is to allow for builds that have a default
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME
// regardless of the environment. This makes it easier to write apps that
// embed mozilla without having to worry about setting up the environment
Also, when you run mozilla (and I think FireFox) it is a shell script.
Looking at my /usr/bin/mozilla file, it sets MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME to the
default. The default is set in the build.
Does this help?
-- Bruce
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