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> They link with it at run-time, yes, unless you tell them
> otherwise. When testing AllegroGL with custom versions of
> Allegro, I always do a `make install' because it's too
> inconvenient otherwise. But if you're just trying out the
> Allegro example programs to test your changes, and would rather
> jump through hoops than install the new library, you can set
> environment variables to tell the run-time linker to use a
> different copy of the library.
ack, yes, i didn't think of this before, but it's not something that
could be done easily ... i was thinking along the lines of linking
with something like lib/.../allegro.a instead of -lalleg, as the
makefile already does, but it won't help :/ sorry for the noise.
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Lyrian