Work Directory provides an easier way for developers to compile and test a particular set of FLL libraries and programs without conflicting with the host system.
If the host system has some version of the FLL project installed, the versions in the work directory will be used instead of the system directories.
Specifying the work directory is done via the '-w' or '--work_directory' commands.
To better achieve this functionality in the install.sh script, four new additional parameters were created:
- --libraries-static
- --libraries-shared
- --programs-static
- --programs-shared
These provide additional relative or absolute paths for installing the programs and libraries into.
The relative paths for --libraries-static and --libraries-shared is the library directory (which can be specified via --libdir).
The relative paths for --programs-static and --programs-shared is the program directory (which can be specified via --bindir).
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