While looking through the native samples I noticed that
* in the Windows branch there are makefiles. Are these makefiles still needed
now that we use CMake?
* in the Unix branch there are no statements comparable to the windows branch
that direct the
install, which might be the reason why on Unix native sample binaries are
wrongfully placed into
the bin and lib directories. Not really knowing CMake it looks like adding
the Windows
installation statements to the Unix branch would be possible? If so,
wouldn't it make sense to
fold the native samples for Windows and Unix and have a single
CMakeLists.txt to drive the
compilation and installation of the native samples?
* on Unix (Linux) the non native samples currently get installed to
"@/share/ooRexx" rather than
into "@/share/ooRexx/samples", where "@" would be "/usr" on Ubuntu. Should
that be corrected?
o Also, it seems that nowadays user installed applications should go into
"/usr/local"
instead? If so, should that be corrected or is this driven by CMake and
should be left to it
therefore?
* the Unix definitions do not create/install the pdf documetnation files;
would it make sense to
install them on Unix too, if the documentation pdfs are present? If so,
where should they be
looked for and where should they be installed to on Unix, maybe to "@/
share/ooRexx/doc"?
So what do you say?
---rony
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