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@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ And run it: | |||
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Please note that on Ubuntu 15.10 the above steps fail with: | |||
Please note that on some platforms, the above steps fail with: | |||
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<module-includes>:1:10: note: in file included from <module-includes>:1: | |||
#include "/usr/include/jpeglib.h" |
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Should local
be added here too?
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Thanks, addressed.
These instructions are also/mostly for Linux where the system packager will be installing to |
Don't reference |
Done. |
Great, thank you. Can we squash these changes? I'm sorry to ask as it is tedious, but there are many effects and emails when I merge and people prefer singular histories where appropriate. |
El Capitan's System Integrity Protection prevents the user from installing anything in `/usr/include` or `/usr/lib`, so use `/usr/local` instead, which is also where Homebrew installs `jpeg`. Also remove the statement about Homebrew’s jpeglib.h being correct because that's false.
No problem at all, rebased and squashed. |
Update SystemModules.md to succeed on OS X 10.11
[BuildSystem] Add support for directory signatures.
El Capitan's System Integrity Protection prevents the user from installing
anything in
/usr/include
or/usr/lib
, so use/usr/local
instead, which isalso where Homebrew installs
jpeg
.Also remove the statement about Homebrew’s jpeglib.h being correct
because that's false.