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<TT
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layout conventions</A
> then the exported header files will normally
be found in the package's
<TT
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> property can be used to specify
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the <TT
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the install tree. This is correct for packages like the C library
because that is the correct location for files such as
<TT
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probability of name clashes it is desirable for packages to use
different sub-directories, for example infrastructure header files get
copied to <TT
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Common types and useful macros.
Tracing and assertion facilities.
Package startup options."
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