Re: [gtk-list] Re: Installing GTK by hand



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On 12 Apr 1998, Kristian Hogsberg Kristensen wrote:

> >>>>> "DS" == Daniel Solaz <dsolaz@sistelcom.com> writes:
> 
>  DS> In case it is not just absurdly complex, could somebody tell me
>  DS> where should each component of the GTK system be placed? I run
>  DS> Slackware linux and I like to make packages (a Slackware package
>  DS> is just a tgz with an extra control script, that can be
>  DS> uninstalled cleanly by pkgtool) of anything I use. 
>  ...
> 
> It depends on how you run configure. By default 'make install' places
> libs in /usr/local/lib and includes in /usr/local/include/{,gtk,gdk},
> but if you go
> 
> 	./configure --prefix=/tmp/gtk 
> 
> it will install relative to /tmp/gtk instead of /usr/local. This
> way you'll be able to figure out which files go where.
> 

Well, that's correct, but this will only work it you really install
everything in /tmp/gtk - so you'll have to compile the whole stuff two
times just to try it out. It's better to run the normal configure and
then do this:

$ make prefix=/tmp/gtk install
$ find /tmp/gtk | sed -e 's,^/tmp/gtk,/usr/local,g'

See also my other mail I sent to the list (there were some problems with
the mailing list software)

Martin

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