Hi,
> No, /usr/include/sound/* belong only to kernel stuffs, and
yeah sure, thats what I said.
> sys/asoundlib.h is for API. For compiling usual apps, you don't have
Exactly, but I just wanted to point out that sys is not the right location
to put asoundlib.h. Because all other files in there belong to the kernel
API, whereas asoundlib.h is ALSA's API for the alsa-lib. So why not put
that headerfile in /usr/include/sound as well.
Or better /usr/include/alsa. And leave it with that location. It's bad
enough that the ALSA API is constantly changing, so why start
changing locations. I already have ifdefs for ALSA 0.5.x and ALSA 0.9.x
in my code. I don't want to ifdef different versions of 0.9.
Cheers, Alex
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