Zitat von Брюков Юрий <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Thanks Yuri and Alan.
But I develop cross-platform application (for Linux and Windows now)
and it would be better if directory layout for my application will be
the same on both platform.
Actually better is a layout that can be adopted to the specific platform.
DLL and .so files are in totally different locations relative to the
application binary.
Or in this case I also should try to follow the FHS for Linux platform?
That's non-sense.
By the way, my application consists of some shared libraries and
executables files. And shared libraries should be placed in some
directory from the PATH.
Not on Linux, neither /lib/ nor /usr/lib are in PATH. And it is not
strictly necessary to put libraries there. Sometime, rpath is actually
useful, you know!
I suggest it require root privileges in
Linux. In result, `make install` command should be executed with root
access. If there any way to avoid this issue? Because in this case I
have the troubles described above.
"man ld.so" is your friend, look for LD_LIBRARY_PATH if you don't want
to use rpath with $ORIGIN.
HS
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