Install libs into multi-arch friendly dirs #665
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This patch tweaks the CMakeLists to install libraries into the default location instead of a hard-coded "lib". This is usually a multi-arch friendly location, e.g. usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu
Stupidly forgot to merge the separate patch for these...
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Have you tried to look at #650? |
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This patch tweaks the CMakeLists to install libraries into the default location instead of a hard-coded "lib". This is usually a multi-arch friendly location, e.g.
usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu.This may be too invasive a change for Raspberry Pi OS, where the location is already well established, but I figure the PR (even closed) might be useful for other distros looking to package it.