Thanks!
So it means don't delete the directory from where I built the library if debugging into the source code is desired?
I am honestly not clear about the benefit, just some intuition from previous experience that the system directory might be a relatively better place to put the source files in. If the place from where I complied the source files is Desktop or some place that I frequently clean up, then the source code will not be able to traced by debugger.
I used to program in Visual C++. If not wrong, I remember a library is usually by default installed under C:/program files/libraryname/, and header files are put under C:/program files/libraryname/include, library file under C:/program files/libraryname/lib and source files under C:/program files/libraryname/src.
