Ant question: difference btwn source-path/compiler-source-path/include-libraries

I have a few questions about build.xml include/lib directories (questions in xml file)
<mxmlc>
<source-path="../frameworks"/>
<compiler.source-path path-element="path to include actionscript include similar to c include"/>
<compiler.include-libraries dir="${basedir}">
<include name="I have no idea what this is. Does flex generate binaries similar to how c compilers generate .so or .dll?"/>
</compiler.include-libraries>
</mxmlc>
1. What's the difference between source-path and compiler.source-path
2. So what exactly is a compiler.include-libraries? Just curious what produces a library.
I've had success accessing actions script files that reside in other directories using compiler.source-path but not source-path. Any help appreciated
Regards,
Monty

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First off, you simply cd to the source dir, wherever it may be - in my case ~/Downloads/source/ - and during the install process, everything will be installed in its proper dir, right?
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I have some very basic questions about compiling source on 10.6. BTW, if the unix discussions still exist, they've hidden them pretty well, so I hope I'm in the right place for this!
This is the place for UNIX discussions. If you have developer-related questions, there is a forum dedicated to that as well: Developer Forums
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Yes. Hopefully the project you want to install follows standard conventions. If so, you can do "./configure", then "make", and finally "sudo make install" to install the software into "/usr/local".
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