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Compiling programs

Overview

Custom programs may be compiled on Developer+ accounts, which is also bundled with terminal access. Custom programs may be installed under /usr/local.

Per-Language

C/C++

For C/C++ applications, supplying a --prefix=/usr/local during ./configure, i.e. ./configure --prefix=/usr/local && make && make install. In particular, this is negotiated not by C itself, but rather make/gmake and autoconf applications that are used in conjunction with C/C++ applications to manage program location along its toolchain.

Some applications abstain from autoconf usage, and require editing DESTDIR or PREFIX in Makefile bundled with the application. Few established applications adopt this usage.

PHP

This is automatically negotiated without further changes during the install process.

Ruby

This is automatically negotiated without further changes during the install process.

Python

This is automatically negotiated without further changes during the install process.

Perl

This is automatically negotiated without further changes during the install process.

See Also

Listening on ports

Updated on July 8, 2019

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