I am working off of a cluster and since I do not have sudo privileges there, I had to install a toolkit at a different path ~/bin/tool_kit
. This path now contains the following directories: bin
, include
and lib
. This may be a very newbie question, but what changes do I make to my .bashrc
so that I am able to use this toolkit.
For example, the $PATH
variable might be augmented like: export PATH = ~/bin/tool_kit/bin:$PATH
. How do I include lib
and include
?
bin
is the only location you definitely need to do anything with:
# using end of the PATH, unless you know you want to override like-named system binaries
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin/tool_kit/bin
No export
is needed here, as the PATH
variable is already in the environment.
If and only if your software didn't compile in a rpath
pointing to the anticipated runtime library locations, you may also wish to set an LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH+$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:}$HOME/bin/tool_kit/lib
include
files are used only when compiling other software, and are not generally needed at runtime.
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