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Use CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR when setting installed rpath #948

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@cjmayo cjmayo commented Sep 23, 2024

I found one more - no sign of usr.

I can't say I fully understand rpath, but this does seem to make a difference to the value of RUNPATH in my installed libmanifold as reported by objdump -x.

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This looks reasonable to me. Thanks!

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@elalish elalish merged commit a8e533c into elalish:master Sep 24, 2024
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