SR-2100 - Add support for multi-lib systems #348
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instead of automake
can select it with the build modifier --libdir-suffix when using the build-script from swift source tree. So, with a --libdir-suffix=64, everything will be compiled to work and install files on /usr/lib64 for example. Ommiting it should default to a plain lib, without a suffix.
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can this be a single commit please? |
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@MadCoder The intermediate merges are messing with git rebase, i will do a new pull request from a clean branch, better that way. Closing this one. |
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SR-2100 - Add support for multi-lib systems
Use the new SWIFT_LIBDIR cmake variable defined by swift's build-script (pending pull request), so
Linux distributions using lib64 instead of lib for 64-bit libraries could install
swift without the need for patches, like Fedora.