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## Alessandro MIRONE
## ESRF
##  2002

# What follows presumes that you are already
# used to standard ./configure scripts,
# or  it will seem cryptic to  you.
# ---------------------------------------------------------

# You can add new programs to this directory
# setting

 export PATH=/scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/bin:$PATH
  export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
  export LDFLAGS="-L/scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/lib"
  export CPPFLAGS="-I/scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/include"


# then you follow the standard ./configure configuration procedure
# by specifying
 
#   --prefix=/scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/

# and doing make install
# the binaries and libraries will go in the /scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/bin at # their place 
# and the self consistency of the directory
# will be preserved ( links only to  libraries in /scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/l# ib
# except for libc libdl and libX ... )


# WHEN USING PYTHON
# -----------------
# to avoid interference with already installed python
# you can set these variables :

export PYTHONHOME=/scisoft/ESRF_sw/linux_i386/

 

# WHEN USING QT ( discard this if /scisoft/ESRF_sw/  
# uses qt version > 3.0.5 )
# -----------------
# to avoid interference with already installed Qt versions
# that may specify incompatible plugins ( look if you have
# a ${HOME}/.qt  directory) you can set
 
# export  XAUTHORITY=${HOME}/.Xauthority
# export HOME=/tmp



# u can check consistency with ldd programs.
# generally only links to libc.so should appear




