On 11/7/23 21:14, Waldek Hebisch wrote:
On my machine this is slightly shorter: x86_64-linux-gnu. Such
This is because you tweaked config/config.guess, right? This is another reason I wanted to abandon this scheme. I want to sync config/config.guess with upstream, it will be needed for the ARM Macs. (And this tweak caused problems for SAGE, IIRC.)
convention is needed to install bianaries for different architectures in the same filesystem. You may think that installing binaries for multiple architecures is exotic, but in fact in last 10 years Linux distribitions spent a lot of effort so that this works smoothly for basic system software. It would be a shame if FriCAS regressed on this.
This can be achieved by using different --prefix? Also, how did you build and run different archs on one machine? - Qian
Concerning hardcoded paths: the lnog names are there because it is easier to avoid accidental clashes when paths are mechanically generated. So you should use paths (or variables) generated by configure machinery.
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