So to avoid any kludges in PLIST
files, libtool archive handling is automated.
Makes sense. Thanks.
Where you expect them is not necessarily where they should be installed.
That's the reason why the USE_PKGLOCALEDIR mechanism exists. What
happens, more precisely?
This project requires a patched version of GCC to be installed to parse
source files as they are compiled (It is a static
source analysis application). To avoid conflicts with previously
installed GCC versions and associated libraries i install this into a prefix of: $prefix/edoc_patched/... Where ... are the usual lib, bin etc. This results in: /usr/pkg/edoc_patched. Maybe there is a better location, like edoc_patched under libexec
I am trying to isolate the install of the patched GCC. The locale
files for GCC were being installed into /usr/pkg/share/... instead of
/usr/pkg/edoc_patched/share/... Disabling this means they end up back
in /usr/pkg/share/...
Is just setting USE_PKGLOCALDIR=no suitable for this?
Thanks,
Brendon.