Closed larrycai closed 1 year ago
XCM uses Autoconf and Automake. What should be a part of a binary package, you can see by issuing "make install".
The "install" rule will include both what's required for the run-time package (i.e., the shared library and some symlinks), and the development package (i.e, the various header files).
Try ./configure --prefix=/tmp/xcm-test && make install and browse the directory structure under /tmp/xcm-test/
Thx and yes, I follow to create my own package like
# make install # install .lib to /usr/local/lib # tar cvf libxcm-0.23.0.tar.gz /usr/local/lib/libxcm.*
pafc needs libxcm, it will be good if we specific how to package the lib and distributed
so far, after
make
(ubuntu), I got lib below, it will be good to havemake package_lib
and guide me how to install in target env.I tried locally with
make python-test
, which works