Hi Richard, On 20/09/15 22:06, Richard Shaw wrote: > Any particular reason Gentoo installs like libraries to a private > directory? There's not likely to be a name clash of "libhamlib*" in > /usr/lib64. I'll see about adding /usr/lib64/hamlib to the search path.
That I do not know. I thought it strange too when I first saw it, unless it's a "SLOT"-ed package, in which case it may be that depending on the version you install there might be a /usr/lib64/hamlibX where X represents some ABI number; thus allowing two parallel installations of hamlib without clashes. This is how wxWidgets is handled for example, so I have wx2.8 and 3.0 simultaneously on the machine, and there's a module for `eselect` that lets me choose which one is active. I had a bash at getting cmake to use what was reported from `pkg-config`, but in the end gave up and just did the final link step myself (after building with VERBOSE=1 to see what the link command was). That gave me a FreeDV binary. -- Stuart Longland (aka Redhatter, VK4MSL) I haven't lost my mind... ...it's backed up on a tape somewhere.
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