When running 'make install' a map doc is created under the root directory.
for example:
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 'AUTHORS' '/doc//AUTHORS'
Why is that ?
Why not a doc directory in the current map ?
make install
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sander79
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Giel
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Re: make install
Well it most certainly should not be in the current directory (it wouldn't be an install then, now would it). However /doc/ is indeed wrong, I think it should be in /usr/doc or somewhere like that.sander79 wrote: When running 'make install' a map doc is created under the root directory.
for example:
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 'AUTHORS' '/doc//AUTHORS'
Why is that ?
Why not a doc directory in the current map ?
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DevUrandom
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Re: make install
I think it's an automake problem, since we only use dist_doc_DATA and nothing custom... Look at /Makefile.am