Look into the install command.
Often folks will include a makefile with an install target that places the various needed files in the correct locations.
Correct me if I misunderstood, I will include Makefile, and when run make install it will execute install command?
Correct.
make install command will invoke install once for each file you need put in place.
Make is just a tool that I like to use, you could even just add an install.sh script that sets up all the needed files.
Thanks
sorry to bother
but I was thinking, should I consider ./install.sh executed with root and non-root perm
If so, essential files should placed in /usr/local/share?
Not sure I have enough context to really tell you what to do here. It's semi normal for folks to have scripts in /home//bin
Just put it in a tar.gz and require the files to be relative to the script, not $HOME.
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