Make install.sh usable for distributions #66
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Needed for multiarch installations
This is how other libraries do it and allows to move files around without having to adjust the symlinks. Signed-off-by: Guido Günther <agx@sigxcpu.org>
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We do 3 things:
LIBDIRvariable.sed -ibecause when it fails we still get ainstall.shor.pcwith borken content. The nextmakerun will detect the newer time stamp and not update the file. Fix that by using a temp files and moving them into place atomicallyThe first path is in use by Debian since 1.9.0 and the 2nd one is used for the 1.9.1 packaging (currently blocked by #65 )