Bugzilla Bug 3994

Hi,

I just installed the openjade package and realized that the include files are
installed to /usr/include/sp/{generic,include,lib}. Are you sure that this is
the way it is meant to be? I know that per default openjade does not install any
include files at all, but opensp does, and it does it differently: All those
files go to OpenSP/ -- for example OpenSP/SGMLApplication.h, etc. There's no
further differentiation between the include files.

The current installation layout is problematic, because programs, that try to
compile with libosp and the appropriate include files, will not find them this
way. At least my own SGML parser front-end doesn't, which is why I write this
bug report. :-)

r3 has fixed this.  Thanks for the catch

Sorry, but you misunderstood me. The -r3 version fixes the name of the include
directory ("OpenSP" instead of "sp"), but that's not the main problem ... The
problem is that this directory is supposed to be flat. You should be able to
include <OpenSP/SGMLApplication.h>, <OpenSP/config.h>, etc. The hierarchy of
"generic", "include", and "lib" within it is not supposed to be there in the
public install.

I see what you mean.  -r4 fixes that.  Upstream needs to be more clear about
these things, in my opinion.