compiling cairo-dock from source installs its libraries to /usr/lib6464 instead of /usr/lib64 on a 64 bit system.

[Joshua Songy]

Compiling cairo-dock from source installs its libraries to /usr/lib6464 instead of /usr/lib64 on a 64 bit system, using Compiz and XFCE on a 64bit Gentoo install, with an ebuild that just grabs the source from the bzr repo and then invokes the regular cmake compile and install commands. Cariiro-dock refuses to run thinking its libraries should be in /usr/lib64. Cairo-Dock-Plugins then refuses to build since it expects the Cairo-Dock libraries to be in /usr/lib64. System linking /usr/lib6464 to /usr/lib64 solves all the issues.

[Matthieu Baerts (matttbe)]

Hello and thank you for this bug report!

Libraries should be installed in ${prefix}/${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR}${LIB_SUFFIX}.
It seems that with your ebuild, these variables are:
 * ${prefix} = '/usr'
 * ${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR} = 'lib64'
 * ${LIB_SUFFIX} = '64'
This is a bit strange that 'LIB_SUFFIX' flag is given and I'm not sure that it's a GNU specification...

But this bug should be fixed now on BZR (rev 1265) (even if I think it's maybe more a problem with Gentoo ;) ). If you're using the -9999 version, simply re-launch the installation.
If not, this bug can be fixed by using one of these CMake flags (you've to edit the ebuild file and add a flag after the 'cmake' command):
  -DFORCE_LIB64=yes
  or: -DLIB_SUFFIX=""
  or: -DCMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR=lib