> http://www.jonathankulp.com/stable-devel.pdf
BTW, to run stable and development versions in parallel, I do it a bit
differently:
. `stable': Configure and install as normal.
. `devel': Configure with
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/test
and install as normal.
. If I want to use the development version, I then say
PATH=/usr/local/test/bin:$PATH lilypond ...
This part can be saved into a file, of course.
So it's the question what exactly you want to achieve if you say `use
the development version'. Leaving the binary directly in the
compilation directory probably makes it difficult to say `git pull'
without recompilation afterwards.
[Well, I always compile in a separate directory after cloning the
repository with `git clone -l -s . ../lilypond.compiled' so that `git
pull' in the original git repository is safe too -- if I want to
synchronize the compilation directory I simply say `git pull' there
too.]
Werner
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