use relative paths so CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX works #133
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Not sure this is fully correct, since using this patch in debian, leads to having files being installed in |
It's been a year since I made this issue so I may be wrong, but if your CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is "/usr" this would happen. However, this means you do not intend to install anything outside of /usr, which prevents libraries from being put into /lib. Set your CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to "/" or unset it and see what happens. |
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This helps with building packages (you can now build an RPM package without modifying the CMake files).