Add install/uninstall functions to Makefile #43
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Thank you for the pull request, TokinRing! One comment -- the two scripts for running the pipeline, RunBundler.sh utils/bundler.py both use the path of the scripts themselves to find the paths of the binaries. Can you think of an easy way to modify those scripts so that they look in the install locations if the binaries are there? I suppose one simple way would be to locally append the script directory to the PATH environment variable from within the script. |
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While trying to setup a package for Arch Linux, I found that the Makefile for this project does not have the ability to install and/or uninstall compiled executables and shared library.
I've added the install and uninstall functions to the Makefile. However, since there is already a preexisting bundler program (a Ruby gem), I've installed the compiled bundler executable as bundler_sfm instead.