Re: Tidying up search path for C modules.

["Dimiter \"malkia\" Stanev" <malkia@...>]

On 8/28/11 3:47 AM, Richter, Jörg wrote:
> > Linux also has rpath, but it has to be absolute :(, hence
> > LD_LIBRARY_PATH (or other tricks)
>
> On Linux you can use $ORIGIN in your rpath. This searches in your executable/library path.
>
>     Jörg

I keep forgetting about $ORIGIN, as I found about it few months ago, but 
did not have time to change my local compiled libraries to use it
for my project. Hopefully won't forget it soon :)

That allows me to create very close organization and control of 
libraries for OSX, Linux, and Windows - as long as they are all in the 
same folder. Only one compilication might be for future plugin 
development where say for certain Adobe or Autodesk product my plugin 
would be a .dll, .so, .dylib, and it would have to reach the rest of the 
.dll, .so, .dylibs it's using. But would worry about this later...

Thanks a lot, Jörg!