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This article is from the Apple II GNO FAQ, by Devin Reade with numerous contributions by others.

6.3: GNO with ORCA: What should I use for compilation directories andprefixes?

    A#6.3:	=== See the CAVEAT in Q#6.1 ===

In order to minimize file duplication for running GNO and ORCA/Shell
(but not concurrently -- see Q#2.2), you should set your prefixes up
as follows.  For GNO, these "volumes" may be defined in /etc/namespace
(see Q#7.3).  For ORCA/Shell, these pathnames may be relative to
one or more volumes.

	SHARED (used by both GNO and ORCA/Shell)
	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
15	/lang/orca/shell		configuration files
16	/lang/orca/languages		compilers
-	/lang/orca/include		ORCA headers
17	/lang/orca/utilities		ORCA-compatible utilities
-	/lang/orca/utilities/help	ORCA-compatible utility
					descriptions
14	/tmp				scratch (work) directory

	GNO (not used by ORCA/Shell)
	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
13	/lib				main GNO libraries
-	/usr/lib			secondary GNO libraries
-	/usr/local/lib			secondary GNO libraries

	ORCA (not used by GNO)
	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
13	/lang/orca/libraries		ORCA libraries

The prefixes shown should be set up in your ~/gshrc file (for GNO),
or your 15/login file (for ORCA/Shell).
    

 

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