> Little question... What files are installed when "make install"?
The headers *aren't* installed when you do "make install"; you have to
do "make install-incl".
(The current CVS version just requires "make install"; I've *no* idea
why LBL split the installation up into pieces - I could maybe see that
if it built a shared library, so you could just install a shared library
without installing archive libraries and header files - but I don't
think the archive library is very useful unless you're building
software, in which case you probably need the headers as well.)
> I've installed libpcap 0.5.2 and, if I'm not wrong, I only have
> installed libpcap.a in /usr/local/lib/
> What happens with include files (.h)? I get a error when compiling:
> pcap.h: No such file or directory
What are you compiling?
If you're compiling tcpdump 3.5.2, and the "tcpdump-3.5" directory is in
the same directory as the "libpcap-0.5" directory, the configure script
for tcpdump 3.5 *should* find the header file (and library) in
"../libpcap-0.5". If not, that's a bug.
If you're building other programs, though, you'd have to install the
headers in "/usr/local/include" by doing "make install-incl".
(You should do the "make install-incl" in any case, if you've done a
"make install", so that you have the header files as well as the
libraries.)
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