Re: two versions of lilypond on same machine

[C. Burton]

I would run a test procedure first, before doing the real thing.  But if 
this were my project, maybe I would download the packages and name them 
Cygwin01 and Cygwin02, or similar, so I could tell them apart.  Then I 
would might write batch files to connect with each one.  Then I would write 
another batch file that would offer the choice, like a menu.  And this is 
the first few thoughts that come to mind.  Good luck.
Coye

At 01:39 PM 9/2/04 +0000, Danny Chrastina wrote:
> On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Sean Reed wrote:
>
> > might anyone have a suggestion as to how to install two separate versions 
> > of lilypond (the current stable and the current unstable) on the same 
> > machine, and then be able to decide which version to run?
>
>         I think you can put the packages anywhere you like, when 
> compiling from source, by using "./configure --prefix=/some/other/directory"
>
>         Then the executables will be put into /some/other/directory/bin
>
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