Grzegorz Sobanski escribió:
> * "Andrés G. Aragoneses [ knocte ]"
<knocte gmail.com> [2007-12-12 16:38]:
>>> Probably because README is targeted for the
release, and there
>>> ./configure will be shipped, not autogen.sh,
which is for developers.
>> And shouldn't the README also point to autogen.sh
just in case it's read
>> by SVN users?
>
> Maybe it is assumed developers do know it?
> I don't really know, probably it could be added there.
Mmmm, I would bet that nowadays most uses are either RPM/DEB
(which
doesn't require reading that file) or SVN, but almost never
tarball.
>>> So, you have to instruct Mono to look for GAC
in /usr/local too.
>>> You can do that by issuing:
>>> export MONO_GAC_PREFIX=/usr/local/
>> Shouldn't the target "install"
auto-detect (or just, not need to know)
>> the GAC path, for example by the use of gacutil
command?
>
> No, it shouldn't.
> /usr is generally meant to contains only files that are
delivered by the
> distro from packages.
> If you are installing something from sources it should
in most cases
> go to /usr/local. That way, you can have both versions
installed - from
> package and from sources. What's more - you are
decreasing probability
> of conflicts, if you later install the same software
from package. And
> you can easily delete it from /usr/local.
>
> If you really want to install it to /usr, you can pass
prefix to
> configure, but I wouldn't recommend it - it may
backstab you later.
I understand! Thanks.
Andrés [ knocte ]
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