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Throwing a bunch of header and source files into /usr/local/include isn't really how you're supposed to distribute a C library, at least on Linux. I'd like to help but I'm not exactly sure what to do myself.
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@zethra I guess we should use CMake and Autotools first of all. If you look at the Python's headers they are located under /usr/include/python3.8 but I'm not sure about the right place of C source files. We put those files into a system directory with the purpose of including them in the compiler's C compile command later on.
Throwing a bunch of header and source files into /usr/local/include isn't really how you're supposed to distribute a C library, at least on Linux. I'd like to help but I'm not exactly sure what to do myself.
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