On 04/13/2016 12:09 AM, Billy Stiltner wrote: > building 0.46-7 on jessie > somehow it works now for --disable-portaudio [...] > I'll just switch to test and updater > Configuration summary: > > Target ...................... x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu > C++ bindings ................ no > Debug output ................ no > > ALSA ........................ no > ASIHPI ...................... no > > OSS ......................... yes > JACK ........................ no > > billy@debian:~/src/pd-0.46-7$
unfortunately this is *not* the configuration summary.
Pd's ./configure script recusively calls the configure script in the
portaudio/ folder (even if you specifify '--disable-portaudio'¹), and
the output you are seeing is from portaudio's configure.
> but with --enable-alsa I have no alsa
specifying '--enable-alsa' doesn't magically enable ALSA: you will
*also* need the alsa development files installed.
(as mentioned numerous times on this list) a *very* good start to
building Pd on Debian-like systems is to install all the tools needed to
build the official "puredata" Debian package:
apt-get build-dep puredata
another trick (also mentioned a few times on this list; iirc at least
once in direct reply to an email from you ;-)) is that mostly you can
build another version of a package "the Debian way":
$ sudo apt-get install devscripts
$ dget
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/p/puredata/puredata_0.46.7-3.dsc
$ cd puredata-0.46.7
$ mk-build-deps -i -r -s sudo
$ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
$ sudo dpkg -i ../*_0.46.7-*.deb
mgfasdr
IOhannes
¹ portaudio/configure is called, but the resulting Pd binary is built
without portaudio.
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