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# Linuxbrew profile/bashrc example
# === [ Recommended ] ===
# Generally they are useful.
# for elf executables
export PATH="${HOME}/.linuxbrew/bin:${PATH}"
# for manpages
export MANPATH="${HOME}/.linuxbrew/share/man:${MANPATH}"
# for info pages
export INFOPATH="${HOME}/.linuxbrew/share/info:${INFOPATH}"
# === [ Extra ] ===
# Perhaps they are useful.
# [HOMEBREW_BOTTLE_DOMAIN]
# Just like apt's sources.list, we can switch upstream to a mirror.
# See upstream brew manpage.
#
# export HOMEBREW_BOTTLE_DOMAIN=<HTTPS_YOUR_PREFERED_MIRROR_SITE>
# [LD_LIBRARY_PATH]
# This environment variable tells ld.so where else to find .so files.
# This is useful when you have built some programs which are linked with
# the library packages installed with linuxbrew.
# Note, this is NOT a new variable. See manpage ld.so (8).
#
# export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="${HOME}/.linuxbrew/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}"
# [BREW_INCLUDE]
# linuxbrew's include directory (development files)
# this can be appended to the compiler argument list when you are
# including library headers installed with linuxbrew, like this
# $ gcc -I$BREW_INCLUDE ...
#
# export BREW_INCLUDE="${HOME}/.linuxbrew/include"
# [BREW_LIB]
# linuxbrew's library directory (shared objects)
# this can be appended to compiler argument list when you are
# linking to libraries installed with linuxbrew, like this
# $ gcc -L$BREW_LIB -l${THE_LIB_YOU_ARE_LINKING_WITH} ...
#
# export BREW_LIB="${HOME}/.linuxbrew/lib"
# Hint: compiling and executing a C program linked against libraries
# installed by linuxbrew.
# $ gcc -I$BREW_INCLUDE -L$BREW_LIB -l$REQUIRED_LIBS foo.c
# $ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/.linuxbrew/lib ./foo
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