here's another makefile for pdlua, that is based on the most recent template/Makefile.
it's supposed to be dropped into loaders/pdlua/ (rather than (loaders/pdlua/src/)
the main differences between the old Makefile (which could still co-exist, as it lives in another directory) are: - uses LUA_CFLAGS and LUA_LIBS to override *only* the compiler/linker flags for the system-installed lua - has all standard build targetes do something useful. esp. "make install" and "make dist" the only target that is not working is "dpkg-source" (which imho , shouldn't be working anyhow)
to make PdX switch to the new makefile, a few amendments are required (which i can provide, once this Makefile has been accepted)
gfadsmr IOhannes
On 2014-07-22 06:19, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
here's another makefile for pdlua, that is based on the most recent template/Makefile.
it's supposed to be dropped into loaders/pdlua/ (rather than (loaders/pdlua/src/)
the main differences between the old Makefile (which could still co-exist, as it lives in another directory) are:
- uses LUA_CFLAGS and LUA_LIBS to override *only* the compiler/linker
flags for the system-installed lua
- has all standard build targetes do something useful.
esp. "make install" and "make dist" the only target that is not working is "dpkg-source" (which imho , shouldn't be working anyhow)
to make PdX switch to the new makefile, a few amendments are required (which i can provide, once this Makefile has been accepted)
I added the Makefile to /trunk/externalsloaders/pdlua/ in svn. The problem I get is that it looks for lua.h in /usr/include/lua but my debian system put lua.h in /usr/include/lua5.1. I know if you get lua independently of debian it will go into /usr/include/lua. What is the best way to resolve this path for the different versions and different packages? Is a configure script needed to set LUA_CFLAGS and LUA_LIBS?
Martin
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Martin Peach