For installing the debug versions I have 2 suggestions:
1. if you're willing to try out the cmake builds, there's a good
possibility it can install debug libs.
2. Using Robert's suggestions, in a combined fashion,:
make debug
make INSTLOC=/some/out/of/the/way/place instlinks (this will give
you the right layout, but with symlinks to the libs)
(might have to make debug again after this, just look @ wher the
targets are
copy the targets of the said links into /usr/local (not 100% sure
how to do this, but a short list of man pages to look @ cp, tar, rsync)
3. ( just to make it complete)
go through the makefiles & create a new target 'instdbg' by copying
the install target & make it depend on 'make debug'
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Radu Mihai
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On 12-Sep-06, at 7:32 AM, Jan Ciger wrote:
I'm not sure what you are after. The build system is pretty
flexbile,
perhaps Don can point in the right directly on his return.
What I mean is that "make install" always installs optimized
("release"
in VC++ terminology) libraries somewhere. I would like it (or some
other
makefile target) to be able to install also the debug versions -
for the
moment I didn't find anything in the build system able to do so and I
had to copy the debug versions of the libs over manually. Not a big
deal, just an annoyance - especially if you forget and do "make
install"
right after spending 30min compiling whole OSG - it will start
compiling
and installing the optimized version instead of the just finished
debug
one :(
Regards,
Jan
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