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makerofthings7
makerofthings7

Reputation: 61473

OSX: Just ran sudo make install ... where did the compiled Phoenix2 app go?

I'm a Windows guy who just compiled my first python application, can anyone tell me where the compiled output would end up?

I just ran SUDO make install to install pyopenCL which is a dependency.

Now I'm trying to install and run phoenix2 and I ran the following:

sudo python ./setup.py install

and now I'm not sure where to look for and execute the file as described here. Any assistance would be appreciated (I'm a bit of a n00b here, overwhelmed by all the documentation)

Upvotes: -1

Views: 864

Answers (1)

alyu
alyu

Reputation: 291

When you run make install, the make application looks in the project's Makefile to find out where it should put executables, as well as any other files the application needs to run. This, of course, assumes that the project even has executables (a library might not, for example).

Look in the project base directory (the dir you ran make install from) for a file named Makefile. It should have a variable called BIN_DIR or similar that tells you where it wants final binaries to go.

Upvotes: 1

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