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The program jstest is named exactly the same as another tool included in the @ https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxconsole/ project which, at least on Debian systems, is installed as part of the joystick package. So there's a potential conflict when installing b-em on /usr/ or /usr/local.
And, as for jstest itself and other execulables compiled and installed along b-em, are they strictly necessary for the emulator itself to properly work or are they optional tools? If so, there should be a configure script option to disable their compilation/installation.
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Referring back to the original report, jstest is not a program to test b-em, but it isn't expected to be run by users in normal operation. It is something people would run if trying to understand why their joysticks don't work and, as it is such a simple program, it will run from the build directory without installation.
The gtest is probably even less likely to be run by users. Therefore I have changes Makefile.am to make these non-install programs.
The program
jstest
is named exactly the same as another tool included in the @ https://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxconsole/ project which, at least on Debian systems, is installed as part of thejoystick
package. So there's a potential conflict when installingb-em
on/usr/
or/usr/local
.And, as for
jstest
itself and other execulables compiled and installed alongb-em
, are they strictly necessary for the emulator itself to properly work or are they optional tools? If so, there should be a configure script option to disable their compilation/installation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: