%% "nadav vinik" <nadavlists gmail.com> writes:
nv> make doesn't include any option to install in
different base
nv> location from / most of the software include option
like --prefix
nv> or DESTDIR, but there any standard to this. It's
very helpfull to
nv> create packages and arrange the files. There some
programs that
nv> don't include the DESTDIR like glibec.
If you mean an option to install GNU make in a different
base location,
then it does support both of these options (--prefix and
DESTDIR).
If you mean a way to have make do this automatically for
makefiles which
don't support it, then such a thing is, of course,
technically impossible.
Make has no idea what any command that it runs does: it
simply invokes a
shell and passes the script to the shell to run. It
doesn't know if
that command was a compile (or even what kind of language
was compiled),
a link, an "install", or something completely
different.
And it certainly can't modify the shell script it's
invoking to have it
do something different.
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