hi josh, sry for the delay, have been out of town for a concert ...
> well - I really have no idea what is going on now. I went ahead and > compiled libsndfile and it is now installed in /usr/local/ . > > for cmake, I used the XCode frontend (nice! cool that it does this!). > > I even added /usr/local/include and /usr/local/lib to the header and > library search paths, then I added it to the Xcode project explicitly, and > it is STILL complaining about not finding sndfile.h! (endian.h also > appears to be a problem). A sample of the error messages are below... but > I am quite confused at this point about what to do. can you run a verbose build? make VERBOSE=1 that should print the exact command line for invoking the compiler and may give further hints if the include paths are set correctly ... > /Users/joshp/src/nova-server/source/sc/supercollider/common/Headers/common/ > SC_Endian.h:53:0 > /Users/joshp/src/nova-server/source/sc/supercollider/common/Headers/common > /SC_Endian.h:53:21: error: endian.h: No such file or directory where is endian.h located on osx? cheers, tim -- [email protected] http://tim.klingt.org Who need fossil fuel when the sun ain't goin' nowhere Amiri Baraka
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