You could install the vte
package using the DESTDIR install:
$ cd /home/aquirel/dev/vte-0.28.2
$ make DESTDIR=/home/aquirel/dev/test-vte install
This will install all the headers/libraries to /home/aquirel/dev/test-vte
as if it were /
. You'll have to set up paths to configure
a little differently:
$ ./configure CFLAGS=-I/home/aquirel/dev/test-vte/usr/local/include LDFLAGS=-L/home/aquirel/dev/test-vte/usr/local/lib
and setup LD_LIBRARY_PATH
for the vte
shared libraries as well for your application test environment.
Because, using this approach generates libtool temporary wrapper script instead of a executable binary.
libtool
always creates a wrapper script for applications that link shared libraries. If you need to run your application under Valgrind or gdb, see here for more information about libtool
's --mode=execute
option.