It works like that with pike -x module; in fact, monger just uses pike -x module to do the build and install.
Your module directory should look like this:
lua.cmod (if it's a cmod module) lua.c (if it's a c module) module.pmod.in (a pike file or a directory of pike files, if you've got a hybrid module).
Then, in your makefile, you specify the paths that the modules will take.
More info is available at http://modules.gotpike.org:8000/PikeModule.html.
Enjoy!
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, Kaos @ Pike developers forum wrote:
Ah, ok. Yes, your guess is correct. I'll move it to modules/Lua and see if I can manage to get the installation to put it in Public/Lang/Lua.
Is it only monger who does that, or does it work like that when building with make as well?
//Andreas
/ Kaos
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2004-07-20 14:33: Subject: Re: Module name
Can you maybe elaborate a little more? I'm not sure I follow... is your c/cmod file in a subdirectory? You shouldn't have to do that; the install will properly build the module directory.
Bill
On Jul 20, 2004, at 8:05 AM, Kaos @ Pike developers forum wrote:
Hi,
How should I go about to make configure pick up my module when not placed directly in the modules dir? (i.e. in a subdir like Public/Lang/..)
/ Brevb�raren