Re: [SoX-users] configure seems to ignore CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS

[Colin S. <co...@sh...>]

>
> On a general note, you might want to put some nicer structure
> to your own installed libraries. For some reason, you seem
> to install stuff under "/home/xxxx/users/.home/data/PROGRAM".
> What I usually do in situations where I cannot install system-wide
> is replicate the usual unix directory hierarchy under my $HOME,
> that is, create $HOME/include, $HOME/bin, $HOME/man, etc,
> and then install everything as usual, except with --prefix=$HOME
> instead of the usual --prefix=/usr/local
>
>
This particular host system allows me to create multiple users under the
account 'xxxx', so 'ls /home/xxxx' returns: containers, data, domains etc,
logs, ssl, stats, users.
The directory 'data' is soft linked to all the accounts, so installing
there makes it available to all my sub users. The directory '/home/xxxx' is
owned by root, so I can't make new directories there, unfortunately. But
yeah I should probably do something a bit smarter in how I install the
libs. Maybe $HOME/data/libs and $HOME/data/include. That should work. Good
advice, thanks.

Colin