On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 4:03 PM, David Rowe <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> > I'm not sure if you've been monitoring the list very long but I'm
> > working on a full conversion of the buildsystem to cmake. The linux
> > build should already work very well and it uses system libraries for
> > everything (even codec2, so build and install that first) by default.
>
> Using system libraries is a good choice for users, who just want to
> compile once and start using FreeDV. But when I am developing I modify
> the codec 2 library continuously and don't want to "make install" it all
> the time. Is it possible to use Codec 2 without installing it?
So are you installing it at all or just pointing FreeDV to the location as
built?
It's not considered a "public" option, but there's no reason you can
manually specify the location of the codec2 library when you build FreeDV.
Try specifying something like
$ cmake -DCODEC2_LIBRARY=/path/to/library.so (or the static library)
-DCODEC2_INCLUDE_DIR=/path/to/includes /path/to/freedv/source
Richard
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