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PostPosted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 12:03 am    Post subject: dsss.conf install - configuration question Reply with quote

I'm trying to configure a new project to install its target import files (*.di) within a subdirectory of the standard import path ($prefix/include/d) that has the same name as the project root directory.

The directory hierarchy for 'myproj' is something like this (including the path from the root dir):

/
+-c
..+-devfiles
....+-myproj
......+-utils
......+-server
......+-client
......+-dbaccess

Just doing an install via dsss from within the 'myproj' directory using a minimal dsss.conf file installs 'utils', 'server', 'client' and 'dbaccess' straight into $prefix/include/d. What I'd like to happen is for them to go into a subdirectory called 'myproj', so I'd have:

$prefix
+-include
..+-d
....+-myproj
......+-utils
......+-server
......+-client
......+-dbaccess

I've checked out all the documentation I can find and some of it alludes to the ability to do what I require but ends up going down a blind alley (installdir being one example) or there isn't sufficient information to
actually make an educated guess at the variable to change, where to change it, etc etc.

Any help will be much appreciated...
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