* compiled kit users must refer to "#include "xed/xed-interface.h"
and xed/ on any other public headers that they reference as part
of the kit or new /usr/local installs. Or they can change their
-I flag to include the xed/ path component. All the examples
use xed/ in the #include statements now.
* new knob --prefix=/usr/local (for example) that puts the
compiled library in /usr/local/lib and the headers in
/usr/local/include/xed .
* To install in /usr/local, one typically must sudo. If you do
the whole build at sudo, then it'll create root-owned files in
your build directory whic you might not want. So I suggest
first building as the local user and then sudo only for the
final install.
> ./mfile.py
> sudo ./mfile.py --prefix=/usr/local
* There is also a --prefix-lib-dir knob to specify something other
than "lib" for /usr/local/lib. Some systems use lib, lib32 or
lib64 and I don't know how to tell which is which so I give
users a knob so they can decide for themselves.
> ./mfile.py --host-cpu=ia32
> sudo ./mfile.py --prefix=/usr/local --prefix-lib-dir=lib32
> ./mfile.py --host-cpu=intel64
> sudo ./mfile.py --prefix=/usr/local --prefix-lib-dir=lib64
* added xed-util.h to xed-interface.h
* moved headers from include/public to include/public/xed
* genutil minor cleanup
Change-Id: I3786d2280f24ff8d7e075fa7a75d90f3b28dd8c3
