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[Linux] Adding support for --prefix


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So, i tried to run ./configure --with-sql --prefix=/opt/ragnarok but much to my dismay, it didnt put the files where i wanted it...

So...

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Dont throw me into /dev/null :<

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i think it happen since eAthena, but if you did update your sql devel it will be fine

btw, its so funny seen a 9gag joke style here hahaha

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@offtopic

btw, its so funny seen a 9gag joke style here hahaha

>9gag

Please someone kill me now. idontwanttoliveonthisplanetanymore.jpg

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To clearify on this matter, --prefix works, what isnt implemented is make install (And the initial map) actually putting the files in prefix instead of the folder its all been compiled in. I might install a patch file for configure.in/Makefile.in if i get around to fixing it.

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install is supported when using cmake

you can specify where by setting INSTALL_TO=path and CMAKE_INSTALL_PATH=/where/to/install/

by default it installs to the subdir install/

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