OpenEuphoria

Re: Standardizing file locations

• Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.c??> Jan 12, 2008
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Matt Lewis wrote:
> One of the goals of getting euphoria installed via a package manager, is
> that we could also install our own libraries in a similar way.  In 
> particular, this would be convenient for wxEuphoria, since it needs to
> install a shared library.  Having looked at the way perl handles these
> sorts of issues, here's what I'm thinking now:
> 
> Standard includes (i.e., the normal $EUDIR/include dir) go right in 
> /usr/share/euphoria
> 
> 3rd party installed includes could go into their own subdir of
> /usr/share/euphoria

That sounds good.
Keep in mind though that some people will want
to use Euphoria on a shared host machine
where they might not have permission to put stuff
into /usr/share

For instance, on both OpenEuphoria.org (Linux)
and RapidEuphoria.com (FreeBSD) the 
/usr/share directory exists, but I don't have permission
to create a subdirectory there. I could ask someone for
permission, but I'd rather not have to involve those people.

Regards,
   Rob Craig
   Rapid Deployment Software
   http://www.RapidEuphoria.com