Install GNU GMP on ubuntu after modifying its source code

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I understand that installing GMP library on ubuntu requires
sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev
My question is, since GNU GMP 6.1.2 source code files are publicly available over here (https://gmplib.org/) . I want to tweak some values in the source code and then compile the code and use it in ubuntu 16.04 . Is there a way to do it ? If so, please can someone help me with that? Thanks a lot!







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I understand that installing GMP library on ubuntu requires
sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev
My question is, since GNU GMP 6.1.2 source code files are publicly available over here (https://gmplib.org/) . I want to tweak some values in the source code and then compile the code and use it in ubuntu 16.04 . Is there a way to do it ? If so, please can someone help me with that? Thanks a lot!







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I understand that installing GMP library on ubuntu requires
sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev
My question is, since GNU GMP 6.1.2 source code files are publicly available over here (https://gmplib.org/) . I want to tweak some values in the source code and then compile the code and use it in ubuntu 16.04 . Is there a way to do it ? If so, please can someone help me with that? Thanks a lot!







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I understand that installing GMP library on ubuntu requires
sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev
My question is, since GNU GMP 6.1.2 source code files are publicly available over here (https://gmplib.org/) . I want to tweak some values in the source code and then compile the code and use it in ubuntu 16.04 . Is there a way to do it ? If so, please can someone help me with that? Thanks a lot!









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  • How far have you gotten in the build process?
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  • How far have you gotten in the build process?
    – dsstorefile1
    Apr 22 at 4:53















How far have you gotten in the build process?
– dsstorefile1
Apr 22 at 4:53




How far have you gotten in the build process?
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You should start by reading Ubuntu Packaging Guide and especially part 3. Fixing a bug in Ubuntu .



All your steps in brief:



  1. Clone source code of GMP for xenial

  2. Make changes in its source code

  3. Compile deb-package with your changes

  4. Install your patched packages into system with dpkg -i *.deb or apt-get install ./*.deb.





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    You should start by reading Ubuntu Packaging Guide and especially part 3. Fixing a bug in Ubuntu .



    All your steps in brief:



    1. Clone source code of GMP for xenial

    2. Make changes in its source code

    3. Compile deb-package with your changes

    4. Install your patched packages into system with dpkg -i *.deb or apt-get install ./*.deb.





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      You should start by reading Ubuntu Packaging Guide and especially part 3. Fixing a bug in Ubuntu .



      All your steps in brief:



      1. Clone source code of GMP for xenial

      2. Make changes in its source code

      3. Compile deb-package with your changes

      4. Install your patched packages into system with dpkg -i *.deb or apt-get install ./*.deb.





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        You should start by reading Ubuntu Packaging Guide and especially part 3. Fixing a bug in Ubuntu .



        All your steps in brief:



        1. Clone source code of GMP for xenial

        2. Make changes in its source code

        3. Compile deb-package with your changes

        4. Install your patched packages into system with dpkg -i *.deb or apt-get install ./*.deb.





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        You should start by reading Ubuntu Packaging Guide and especially part 3. Fixing a bug in Ubuntu .



        All your steps in brief:



        1. Clone source code of GMP for xenial

        2. Make changes in its source code

        3. Compile deb-package with your changes

        4. Install your patched packages into system with dpkg -i *.deb or apt-get install ./*.deb.






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