On Dec 15, 2007 8:44 PM, Lukas Oboril <oboril.lukas at gmail.com> wrote: > Adriaan, > > On Dec 14, 2007 2:31 PM, Adriaan de Groot <groot at kde.org> wrote: > > Let's revive the filesystem hierarchy discussion again, shall we? > > Fortunately > > this time it is inside a single $PREFIX (currently /opt/foss). What goes > > where? Qt has lots of stuff: > > > > bin > > lib > > include <- the first three are standard > > > > yes, these are not problem :) > > > But there is lots of other directories. For instance: > > > yes lots of ... > > > lib/pkgconfig (contains pkgconfig files) > > lib/plugins (contains qt plugins) > > > > Yes, these are ok > > I think those two are ok; lib/pkgconfig seems to be a normal location for > > *.pc > > files. But then there's random stuff: > > > > demos > > doc > > examples > > mkspecs > > phrasebooks > > q3porting.xml > > translations > > > > I have filed these all under share/, although demos and examples are filled > > with executables. If I compare with FBSD, under /usr/local (the $PREFIX > > there) we have: > > > > translations/ > > share/qt4/mkspecs/ > > share/qt/phrasebooks/ > > share/doc/qt4/ > > > > those dirs should go into /opt/foss/share and /opt/foss/share/doc. > Under share and doc directory I would create subdir qt4. > > Finally it looks like this : > > /opt/foss/share/qt4/translations > /opt/foss/share/qt4/mkspecs > /opt/foss/share/qt4/phrasebook > /opt/foss/share/qt4/examples > > /opt/foss/share/doc/qt4/ > > > > > > > > (none of demos, examples or q3porting.xml is installed). > > > > /opt/foss/share/qt4/q3porting.xml > > /opt/foss/share/qt4/demo > > /opt/foss/bin/qtdemo > > > Do these locations make sense? Is there a standard we ought to be adhering > > to? > > Please comment or fix direc > > > > I'm working on qt.spec (Qt 4.3.3 successfully compiled)
Ok, spec file has been updated, current paths are as above as I wrote. Luc -- Lukas 'Luc' Oboril IRC nickname: luc^ at freenode When dealing with people, let us remember we are not dealing with creatures of logic. We are dealing with creatures of emotions, creatures bristling with prejudices and motivated by pride and vanity. Dale Carnegie
