Am attempting to build the glib and the gtk libraries.  I built libffi
which glib requires.  I noticed libffi puts its include files under
the lib directory and not under the usual include directory.  The blfs
information leaves the files where they are.  I checked the Debian
patches to see how they place their files and they move the files to
the standard include directory.  So, I tried building and moving the
include files there.  Then I tried building glib and all files ended
up in the standard include directory except one, glibconfig.h, which
ends up in lib\glib-2.0\include\.  Checked the Debian patches and they
don't move this one to the standard include directory.  Tried
searching on Google and saw some mention that moving the file could
mess up cross-compilers, but in that example the file wasn't exactly
under lib\glib-2.0\include but was under lib\triplet\glib-2.0\include.
 Is there a standard for this?  Should library include files end up in
a common include directory or should they end up under
lib\name_of_lib\include.  Is there a rule when they should go to one
place as opposed to another.  I don't mind moving the files around,
I'm just trying to find a consistent approach to where my include
files end up that makes sense.  Does anyone have any input on why to
do it one way as opposed to another or how to make this more
consistent?

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Laura
http://www.distasis.com/cpp
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