With the latest master, when I run make install, the headers are placed in the root include directory (for example, /usr/include/ ). Also, bs.h is not installed, even though both the h264bitstream headers themselves and programs using h264bitstream need it.
So I suggest to install the headers in a h264bitstream/ subdirectory instead, and also install bs.h. Installing them in a subdirectory keeps the root include directory cleaner, and also prevents name collisions ("bs.h" sounds fairly generic).
With the latest master, when I run make install, the headers are placed in the root include directory (for example, /usr/include/ ). Also, bs.h is not installed, even though both the h264bitstream headers themselves and programs using h264bitstream need it.
So I suggest to install the headers in a h264bitstream/ subdirectory instead, and also install bs.h. Installing them in a subdirectory keeps the root include directory cleaner, and also prevents name collisions ("bs.h" sounds fairly generic).