![]() If not then please come back and complain. Using the DESTDIR approach I showed should get you going. Yes, once the app is released, the libraries *will* live Tools stop me from doing what I know is correct. ![]() Ralf - sorry I came across so frustrated. ![]() There, by all means explain it to me (in detail), please. Important to look at, so if you think you have a setup I haven't covered Is even the slightliest different than those I already know of, is I've said most of what I think is to say on this topic there as of now.Īnd I'm (slowly) working on improvement. Other than that, please read this thread: Whether there is a Libtool regression involved or not. Only looking at it will allow me to decide Older version of) libtool and that does not have this issue, and if youįind one, point me to it. I ask you guys to please dig out an old package that uses (a probably Know what effect it would have on packages in any case run paths libdir, -with-libdir is not standardized in any way, so I don't Yes, in that case you probably may not do that. Want anything we build for /dest to have any references That it's going to cause an additional problem: We don't I will try -with-libdir, however I'm immediately concerned * Jeff Blaine wrote on Fri, at 06:30:42PM CEST: Please let me know if you need more information. Refusing to proceed because it doesn't like what I told it toĭo (make install prefix=/some/new/place). As it is, libtool *stops* me in my tracks by Nowadays, if I have to, in order to get everything straightened I don't mind being forced to run libtool with special options I don't see anything in the previous thread that addresses this. If libtool is changed to work with the situation above, but I'll have to rebuild a bunch of things down the road If I had to guess, Iīet I spent a half hour doing various things by hand.įor now, I will have to use -with-libdir and give that a shotĮven though it is not workable for us in the medium-to-long I think the use of libtool byĪpps is just starting to reach a final critical point for usĪnd I'm forced to figure this out finally. In libtool recently that has broken this. I'm not in any way suggesting that you have changed something It is a symlink to /afs/blah/gamma/sun4x_59/local That step gathers ALL of the "item 1Ībove" areas and folds them into a single "/usr/local like"Ī simple user interface to our software repository. What you also need to know is that there is a step used to With whatever apps have been built and released so far. Make install prefix=/afs/blah/dest/sun4x_59/local/bison/1875Īfter that build, /afs/blah/dest/sun4x_59/local/bison/1875ĭisregard that I am using bison as an example. The installed destination for a bison build. The players that are relevant to this particular issue:ġ. Let me explain better what it is I am doing. then the install process builds out /blah/blah/usr/local. Re: cannot install.to a directory not ending in Fixed visibility of track library New in myTracks 4.0.Re: cannot install.to a directory not ending in libtool.Bugfixes for older macOS versions New in myTracks 4.0.1:.Bugfix for classic synchronization New in myTracks 4.0.2:.Drag & Drop of GPX files to folders in the library.Add photos directly to selected track point.You can enter coordinates into the search bar.The map style (automatic/light/dark) can be configured.The profile view can be opened in a separate window.Bugfix for the classical synchronisation New in myTracks 4.0.5:.Bugfix for the classical synchronisation New in myTracks 4.0.6:.Bugfix: comments in POIs were not saved.Bugfix: waypoints did not always show up correctly New in myTracks 4.0.9:.you can sort the table by 'Speed' or 'Elevation' to easily find track points which are outlier. More flexible because you can a) sort the table and b) select multiple track points. This view is similar to the view provided in myTracks 3. The individual track points of the selected track are no longer shown in a view on the right hand side but they are shown as sortable table below the map.Bugfixes and minor improvements New in myTracks 4.1.0:.
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