If some Archlinux users are here: I've just added feappv into the Arch User Repository. You can now install it via e.g. 'pacaur -S feappv'. The package build file uses cmake and installs the executable feappv as well as the archive and all headers. An example makefile with an empty user element are provided under /usr/share/feappv (and to the Feap maintainers: the copyright notice as included in all source files is located unter /usr/share/licenses/feappv/LICENSE, as it is usual for Archlinux packages).
If someone uses Archlinux, I'm happy to get some feedback if everything works correctly. Tested so far on my own machine, which is 64bit.
For those not familiar with Arch: packages in the Arch User Repository (AUR) are user content and unsupported as such. The AUR provides an infrastructure for easy compilation and installation of packages from source while managing dependencies. These packages aren't included into the officially supported, precompiled repositories.
