> If it's an automake'd package, or it follows the GNU coding > guidelines, it'll mkinstalldirs the directories. mkinstalldirs does not keep track of what it creates. It does not care whether part of the path to be created exists already, it just mkdir's the missing dirs. > But it does create the directories (if they don't exist already). I > kind of like the idea of `make install uninstall' leaving everything > as it was before, but that might be hard to do. Not possible, unless automake creates an install log somehow. But automake is not a package system (damn, I'm repeating myself :) a couple of years ago, I made a patch for GNU install to log all installed files. It was rejected with the very same argument :) -- Reality is a cop-out for people who can't handle drugs.
- shall `make uninstall' remove directories? Assar Westerlund
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directories? Lars Hecking
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directories? Assar Westerlund
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directorie... Lars Hecking
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directories? Tom Tromey
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directories? Didier Verna
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directorie... Peter Eisentraut
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove direct... Didier Verna
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove direct... Lars J. Aas
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove d... Lars Hecking
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove d... Pavel Roskin
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remo... Lars J. Aas
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove d... François Pinard
- Re: shall `make uninstall' remove directories? Peter Eisentraut