Fix macOS build instructions for argp-standalone #2
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Added proper configure command for macOS that passes the argp-standalone include and library paths. This matches the fix applied to the main repository README.
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Summary
This PR updates the website documentation to match the fix applied to the main repository README (nprint/nprint#50).
Changes
nprint/install.mdwith properconfigurecommand for macOS that passesargp-standaloneinclude and library paths viaCPPFLAGSandLDFLAGSautoconf,automake, andlibtoolto the macOS dependency installation instructions (required for building from source)Context
This addresses the same issue as nprint/nprint#48 - macOS users were encountering compilation errors because
argp.hcouldn't be found. The solution is to pass the proper Homebrew paths to theconfigurescript instead of manually editing the Makefile.Testing
Successfully built and installed nprint on macOS Sequoia (Apple Silicon) using these instructions.