underscore install underscore prefix equals slash opt. And then of course space dot dot, because we're always pointing back to that original CMake lists dot txt. So that reconfigures a bunch of stuff, and if I do a most on CMake underscore install dot CMake, now CMake underscore install underscore prefix is set to slash opt. And what do you think would happen if I did a make install to my temporary directory, so that's make install dest dir equals, and then I'm pointing to my temporary directory, and there we go. In my temporary directory, there's a slash opt slash bin world slash opt slash share world, and so on. Now of course that's probably not what I really meant to do. I probably actually meant to say that it was going to be slash opt slash project name or something like that, because that's not how I keep my opt directory at least. I usually keep things in my opt directory self-contained. But you get the idea. I mean, we can change it to anything. We could change it to slash just (48/54)
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