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[Václav Šmilauer <eudoxos@xxxxxxxx>]

  > My point is to create rpm(s). We need to move from compiling to
> installing. Once we step forward, we can try to start contributing.

Great. I don't know how rpms are built exactly, debs are built by 
debian/rules; these lines

#install headers
scons buildPrefix=debian runtimePREFIX=/usr 
PREFIX=debian/yade${_SVNVERSION}-dev/usr variant='' version=${SVNVERSION} 
useMiniWm3=0 exclude=realtime-rigidbody CPPPATH=/usr/include/wm3 
debian/yade${_SVNVERSION}-dev/usr/include
#debug build
scons PREFIX=debian/yade${_SVNVERSION}-dbg/usr variant=-dbg optimize=0 debug=1
#optimized build
scons PREFIX=debian/yade${_SVNVERSION}/usr variant='' optimize=1 debug=0

compile and install headers, optimized build and debug build into 
debian/yade-svn1161-dev, debian/yade-svn1161-dbg, debian/yade-svn1161. These 
directories are then packed and each of them is package contents (package is 
called the same as that directory) that is uncompressed into / upon 
installation.

In the spec file for your RPMs, you can therefore put * in the respective 
directory as the contents of the package.

Note that PREFIX is installation prefix when building the package, whereas 
runtimePREFIX is what it says. The macro PREFIX that is #defined on the 
compiler's command-line is runtimePREFIX, that can be confusing.

Hope this helps, na IRC to jde taky (yade@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx).

V.
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