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, 7 years agoCreated page with "== configure; make; make install == {{Commandes|./configure |make |make install}} Cette syntaxe de commande est fréquemment utilisée, avec des variantes telles <code>cmake..."
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== configure; make; make install == | == configure; make; make install == | ||
{{ | {{Commandes|./configure | ||
|make | |make | ||
|make install}} | |make install}} | ||
Cette syntaxe de commande est fréquemment utilisée, avec des variantes telles <code>cmake .</code> au lieu de <code>./configure</code> et <code>sudo make install</code> au lieu de <code>make install</code>. | |||
Sometimes this will work exactly as prescribed, but sometimes it will fail at <code>make install</code> because the package expects to be able to write to <code>/usr/local</code> or some other shared area in the file system. It will always fail if <code>sudo make install</code> is attempted, because <code>sudo</code> is a request for "root" or administrator privileges. The usual solution is to supply a <code>--prefix</code> flag at the <code>configure</code> step, to direct the installation to go to the directory of your choice, ''e.g.:'' | Sometimes this will work exactly as prescribed, but sometimes it will fail at <code>make install</code> because the package expects to be able to write to <code>/usr/local</code> or some other shared area in the file system. It will always fail if <code>sudo make install</code> is attempted, because <code>sudo</code> is a request for "root" or administrator privileges. The usual solution is to supply a <code>--prefix</code> flag at the <code>configure</code> step, to direct the installation to go to the directory of your choice, ''e.g.:'' | ||