| 19 | | [ --with-saclib=<path>|yes|no |
| 20 | | Use Saclib library. |
| 21 | | If argument is no, you do not have the library installed on your machine (set as default). |
| 22 | | If argument is yes or <empty> that means the library is reachable with the standard |
| 23 | | search path (/usr or /usr/local). |
| 24 | | Otherwise you give the <path> to the directory which contain the library. |
| | 19 | [ --with-saclib=<path>|yes|no Use Saclib library. If argument is no, you do |
| | 20 | not have the library installed on your machine |
| | 21 | (set as default). If argument is yes or <empty> |
| | 22 | that means the library is reachable with the |
| | 23 | standard search path (/usr or /usr/local). |
| | 24 | Otherwise you give the <path> to the directory |
| | 25 | which contain the library. |
