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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/23/2012 03:50 PM, Willy Lambert
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<div class="gmail_quote">2012/11/23 Sylvain Joyeux <span
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<div class="im">On 11/23/2012 03:29 PM, Charles
Lesire-Cabaniols wrote:<br>
> IMO, the issue is that the deployer finds something in<br>
> install/lib/orocos (which is my RTT_COMPONENT_PATH),
and then does not<br>
> go to look at install/lib/orocos/gnulinux, where the
rtt typekit is.<br>
> In another 'pure-orocos' install (i.e. without Rock), I
have nothing<br>
> directly in install/lib/orocos. Libs are either in
gnulinux/ or in types/.<br>
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I would need a comment from the OCL developers here ... In
principle, I<br>
have nothing against changing oroGen/typeGen to install in
gnulinux/ if<br>
that fixes this issue (and is more in line with the "normal"
flow).<br>
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This dir may also be "xenomai" or something similar when
building different flavor at the same time. So you have
several dirs (gnulinux, xenomai) each containing
libXXX-gnulinux.so or libXXX-xenomai.so<br>
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Yes, I know. I also have to admit that I did not follow the overall
discussions when this transition has been made. Since we actually
have now the OS both in the folder *and* the shared library name. A
bit redundant. So I assumed that the current way oroGen does it was
fine. I'd like to know if Charles' analysis is right and that it
*is* why it currently does not work.<br>
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Sylvain
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