On 9 Mar 2010, at 22:23, Graham Percival wrote:
Among the resources the LilyPond Application adds are some UNIX
programs
it uses. The idea is to get the right versions. In fact it doesn't:
guile
will call the stuff /usr/local/ even if LilyPond has its own stuff.
That's a bug.
I don't expect it to be fixed anytime soon, but it's definitely
not desired behavior.
Sure, I just mentioned as an example of the problems that may arise
even if one tries to separate directories.
I suspect it is because libltdl calls checks in the standard
locations, even though one must open the one (or same version) that
was used when compiling guile.
Hans
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