"Gary V. Vaughan" wrote:
>
> Since we are trying to make things work like UNIX here, I think that the dlls
> should probably be installed to $libdir. The problem that needs solving is
> how to teach the executable to find its dlls.
>
> Unfortunately this probably comes dow to wrapper scripts, which is ugly too
> =(O|
>
> Bah!
hmmm, or an autoconf wrapper macro?
> [...]
> > first found .dll is always used.. and installing every dll into either
> > /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin almost makes sense.
> >
> > Thoughts?
you mean, including the half-done ? well, if so....
dnl this macro diverts all subpaths to either /bin/.. or /share/..
AC_DEFUN([AC_SET_DEFAULT_PATHS_DLLSYSTEM],
[AC_REQUIRE([AC_CANONICAL_HOST])
case ${host_os} in
*cygwin* | *mingw* | *uwin* | *djgpp | *emx*)
AC_MSG_RESULT(changing default paths for win/dos target...yes)
test "$ac_default_prefix" = "/usr/local" && ac_default_prefix="/programs"
# on win/dos, .exe .dll and .cfg live in the same directory
libdir=`echo $libdir |sed -e 's:^..exec_prefix./lib$:${bindir}:'`
sbindir=`echo $sbindir |sed -e 's:^..exec_prefix./sbin$:${bindir}:'`
sysconfdir=`echo $sysconfdir |sed -e 's:^..prefix./etc$:${bindir}:'`
libexecdir=`echo $libexecdir |sed -e 's:^..exec_prefix./libexec$:${bindir}/syst
# help-files shall be set with --infodir
# leave datadir as /share
infodir=`echo $infodir |sed -e 's:^..prefix./info$:${datadir}/help:'`
mandir=`echo $mandir |sed -e 's:^..prefix./man$:${datadir}/help:'`
includedir=`echo $includedir |sed -e 's:..prefix./include$:${datadir}/include:'
sharedstatedir=`echo $sharedstatedir |sed -e 's:..prefix./com$:${datadir}/commo
localstatedir=`echo $localstatedir |sed -e 's:..prefix./var$:${datadir}/local:'
;;
esac
])
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