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QuestionBlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
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Am I correct to say that /usr is a common Linux directory ,used by other applications?
So I should be able to "insert " another directory - such as --prefix=/usr/X86 for the X86 architecture and --prefix =/usr/ARM for the ARM?
Such as you suggested using /usr/local/arm....?

What would be the advantage of inserting ../local/ ..?

I should take a look at "configure prefix".
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QuestionWho is on first? Which BlueZ version SOURCE code is best documented? Pin
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QuestionHow does perror works? Pin
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QuestionOption “bluez” “configure “ for specific architecture Pin
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QuestionAnyone know of a good explanation on cross compiling for the raspberry PI from the Windows (Mingw32 ) Command line Pin
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