I am new at compiling libraries.
I compiled ODE using the autotools following the instruction of the install file.
(running configure, then make and make install).
Everything seems fine and the library is installed in usr/local/lib.
I would like to run the demo but have no idea where the executable are supposed to be. Looked everywhere for them, without sucess.
Note:
When executing in the ode source folder:
./configure –help
I get the information that the feature –disable-demos can be used when configuring the build. From this I assumed that if you do not use this feature (and I did not), the demos are built.
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