Hello,
I'm trying to compile manta-1.6.0 (and strelka) without sudo privileges on CentOS 7. I have the static library libstdc++.a saved in a custom directory (it's not installed globally on the cluster).
I can't get configure/make to find this library on my local directory. I've spent hours on stackoverflow and set multiple env variables to no avail.
I know there are binaries available. I want to compile it; as I do with all tools I use). It should not be such a hassle to compile it (or so I thought). And it is the whole point of sharing the source code, I guess.
Is there a way to compile without having to install libstdc++ globally? If so, how could I go about it? I'm guessing meddling with cmake files should do it. I have no idea how to do it, though...
Hello, I'm trying to compile manta-1.6.0 (and strelka) without sudo privileges on CentOS 7. I have the static library libstdc++.a saved in a custom directory (it's not installed globally on the cluster).
I can't get configure/make to find this library on my local directory. I've spent hours on stackoverflow and set multiple env variables to no avail.
I know there are binaries available. I want to compile it; as I do with all tools I use). It should not be such a hassle to compile it (or so I thought). And it is the whole point of sharing the source code, I guess.
Is there a way to compile without having to install libstdc++ globally? If so, how could I go about it? I'm guessing meddling with cmake files should do it. I have no idea how to do it, though...