Say, if I wanted to create an "-examples" package (of well, libssh2),
but it didn't install the example files to any directory through "make
install".
Do I have to patch makefile so that "make install" places these files
somewhere, like /usr/docs/libssh2/examples?
Or maybe, can I specify a directory straight from the sources and "map
it" to some usr/shared place for that library, and name the package
after examples?
In the case, libssh2 builds its 'libssh2-1.8.0/examples/*.c' files and
also bootstraps an 'examples/libssh2_config.h' while compiling, and due
to the trouble to get this header file, it would be rather useful to
have this 'libssh2-1.8.0-examples' package, for instance, with the
libssh2_config.h generated at package's build-time.
Or is it better to leave this off as it does not follow any install
procedure, and cygwin might not really have a good location to place
package-level library usage examples?
Just wondering... Probaly too much trouble. :)
