Dick: > Am I right to assume I can only build the SFEaudacity.spec file when I > have 4Front's OSS drivers installed?
Correct. Though the OSS interfaces are going to be integrated directly into Solaris in the next few months, so you will not have to bother with installing extra bits after this happens. > Because one of it's dependancies (SFEportaudio.spec) needs OSS > installed. If yes, taht would be a pity, because the native sun drivers > do a great job for me and I don't want to install OSS just for audacity. > Is there another solution for this problem? Note that PortAudio supports plugins. It current has plugins for both ALSA and OSS, but it does not currently have a plugin for the Sun Audio (SADA) interfaces. I'd think the work involved with getting PortAudio to work with SADA would be somewhat similar to the work involved with making GStreamer work. Note GStreamer already supports OSS, ALSA and SunAudio plugins. Reviewing this code might help give an idea of the differences between the interfaces, and the amount of work required to make PortAudio work with SunAudio. Short of doing this, I do not think there is an easier way to make audacity work without OSS. Brian
