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Running sudo make install creates many files in /usr/include.
Some of them have the ap_ prefix which is perfectly fine.
However, some of them have very generic names (box.h, num.h) that could easily clash with other libraries.
I would suggest to create an apron directory in /usr/include and put all the headers there. You could then remove the ap_ prefix for some headers.
Users could then simply #include <apron/xxx.h>.
Thanks!
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That would be nice indeed.
However, I don't know how to do this and not break existing code...
Any idea on this ?
Note that, if you install through opam (for OCaml), you're in luck as it will install in a package-specific location...
Running
sudo make install
creates many files in/usr/include
.Some of them have the
ap_
prefix which is perfectly fine.However, some of them have very generic names (
box.h
,num.h
) that could easily clash with other libraries.I would suggest to create an
apron
directory in/usr/include
and put all the headers there. You could then remove theap_
prefix for some headers.Users could then simply
#include <apron/xxx.h>
.Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: