Hi,
I'm venturing into compiling MuseScore for Windows (10), using mingw, but I'm
stuck into the
mingw32-make -f Makefile.mingw debug
command insisting in trying to compile JACK-related files (I suspect it will be
similar for
PULSE or other features I DON'T want to compile in, on this platform).
Apparently you can disable some of these from the standard Makefile when
compiling on Linux,
i.e., [1], but there's nothing like that in the mingw Makefile.
Anyone has advices here ? I had already some problems with libvorbis, libogg,
lame-3.100,
portaudio, which had to be downloaded and compiled but not all of them compile
smoothly
(and, btw, how to tell mingw/gcc where to find them, in this command-line way
of compiling
on Winsoz?)
Thanks,
T.
[1]
BUILD_LAME="ON" # Non-free, required for MP3 support. Override with "OFF" to
disable.
BUILD_PULSEAUDIO="ON" # Override with "OFF" to disable.
BUILD_JACK="ON" # Override with "OFF" to disable.
BUILD_PORTAUDIO="ON" # Override with "OFF" to disable.
USE_SYSTEM_FREETYPE="OFF" # Override with "ON" to enable. Requires freetype >=
2.5.2.
COVERAGE="OFF" # Override with "ON" to enable.
DOWNLOAD_SOUNDFONT="ON" # Override with "OFF" to disable latest soundfont
download.
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Tommaso Cucinotta
Home Page: http://retis.sssup.it/~tommaso
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