On 23 June 2010 18:22, lI <[email protected]> wrote:
> Now to short-circuit things, Could you let me know if you have built > Csound5.12.1 (or equivalent) on a pure 64bit clfs setup and if so could you > let me have your recipe? This one pique'd my interest, because I remembered building an earlier version in the past (turned out to be last August - always good to keep notes :-) although I dropped it because I couldn't find any benefit from it in gnash, and I've since dropped gnash. I've got to rebuild my current system anyway (pure64, LFS-svn as of last week *except* sticking with gcc-4.4.3) because my buildscripts were severely trashed by gnome-2.30 and I need to see if I've got the correct new build order (FWIW, I had to rebuild atk, pango, gtk2 because I had compiled them without introspection). So, adding a couple more packages to this system (libsndfile-1.0.21 and Csound-5.12.1) is no problem. All I can say is "builds and installs for me" :) Libsndfile is a straight CMMI (this time, it installed a static lib, so I got rid of that), and then I built Csound with the following instructions based, I think, on what debian was doing last year - at that time there was a suggestion it might need useWord64=1 but not, of course, useLib64=1 on pure64. I didn't need that, merely scons prefix=/usr useJack=0 useFLTK=0 dynamicCsoundLibrary=1 \ BuildRelease=1 useALSA=1 LINKFLAGS='-Wl,-as-needed' python install.py --prefix=/usr I noted lots of includes for a non-existant fltk header directory, despite the useFLTK=0, but it didn't seem to matter. Of course, if you want to use Jack or fltk my options won't be much use to you. OTOH, if what I used works for you, please remember to look at other distros in future - cblfs is by its nature mostly-unsupported, and BLFS is rather sparse in its audio/video coverage [ although, arguably, it has more than we can maintain ] - debian (*.gz from ftp sites), gentoo (ebuilds and patches), arch (I click links on their pages returned by google at random - sometimes it helps!), and pld (generally, very hard to find the commands they use) are my current favourite places to look for things that might not ship in fedora (because of American patent laws - dunno if that applies to Csound, nor do I care). HTH ĸen -- After tragedy, and farce, "OMG poneys!" -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
