Closed l3u closed 6 years ago
Compiles on MacOSX 10.11 with cmake from homebrew. -> confirmed Maybe probonopd can confirm for openwrt: https://github.com/probonopd/vcontrold-for-openwrt
Hi,
can you please add a README.md to explain how the build process is done. You have written it before somewhere but I can't find it any more.
Most important for me is a note, how to change the install path without changing CMakeLists.txt:
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local ..
Tx
Here you go.
Tx. But I find it more convenient to set the install prefix more permanent, instead of giving the path to every make install. I would never install a self compiled code to /usr. /usr holds only installed packages (using e.g. apt-get). Everything else belongs to /usr/local or /opt ... So for me it would be nice, it you could also add
If you want to install the package with another prefix, use
make DESTDIR=<PREFIX> install
orcmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<PREFIX> ..
Well, I come from Gentoo, all our code is self-compiled ;-) But of course, you can tell cmake directly about another prefix. /opt
is for (binary) third-party stuff btw. /usr/local
is for what you mean, for software installed for this one system, independent of the distribution.
Thx, cmake is now merged into master.
Most of the legacy-files have been removed to cut with old stuff. These are now found in the "legacy" branch.
The build instructions formerly written in the short top-level README.md are now in doc/INSTALL.md
Nice :-)
I think it's better to create a pull request for this, as discussing there will also track further commits.