How to Compile different packages and combine them into a single bin

[whiteline]

Hi all..

Here i have one situation, that is to compile 1.tar, 2.tar and 3.tar files and make them into a single bin file that is ready to install..

please help me out from this..

thanks in advance

[Irithori]

Not enough information to give any pointers.

What do the tarballs contain?
Is it sourcecode, that needs to be compiled?
How is their relation to each other?
Why combine them in the first place?

[whiteline]

ya Irithori,,

for me it is like that, tar balls contains some source code first 1st, 2nd and 3rd tar ball to be executed..

to make all this with single file execution, i am need to make them into a single file

[Irithori]

So what do you usually do to install the sourcecode in the three tarballs?

something like this?:
tar xpf 1.tar
cd <DIR>
./configure && make && make install
cd ..
tar xpf 2.tar
cd <DIR>
./configure && make && make install
cd ..
tar xpf 3.tar
cd <DIR>
./configure && make && make install

[whiteline]

ya Irithori,,

some thing like this only.. but i need to get single bin file to use it later.. but it installs at that time..

thank you so much Irithori

[Irithori]

I am sorry, but the information you provide is way too vague.

It would be quite easy to untar all three and create a new tarball from the unpacked files/directorys.
untar them: tar xpf...
create a new one: tar cpf...

However, this is not "one install" then.
This is just one tarball instead of three.
You would still have to compile three times.

So just the transportation of the sourcecode got a little bit modified.
Which may or may not be a good thing, depends on what you are actually trying to achieve.