2016-09-18 5:11 GMT-05:00 Steve Matzura <s...@noisynotes.com>: > > Romain, > > On Sat, 17 Sep 2016 10:11:06 -0500, you wrote: > > >Compiling manually can indeed be painful. Two questions for you: > >- Are you sure that all the features that you are trying to enable will be > >needed in your script? You might not actually need jack or ao.. > > Ah yes, compiling is right up there with pushing camels through eyes > of needles (LOL). > > I thought about eliminating jack, since it's a virtual machine on > which I am attempting to compile Liquidsoap, and it appears jaqck is > needed for, well, audio hardware, like speaker and headphone jacks, > which this machine certainly doesn't have. So I commented out the > lines in PACKAGES that reference ocaml-bjack and ocaml-ao. running > configure again got me this at the end: > > checking whether pkg-config knows about gstreamer-1.0... configure: > error: gstreamer-1.0.pc not found.. Do you need to set > PKG_CONFIG_PATH? > > So I went back and looked at what ocaml-gstream was for, decided I > didn't need it, re-ran configure, it couldn't find taglib, so > installed taglib-devel. Definitely moving forward. > > Now I'm down to this: > > checking whether pkg-config knows about shine >= 2.0.0... configure: > error: shine.pc not found.. Do you need to set PKG_CONFIG_PATH? > > OK, back to PACKAGES; Says shine is used for fixed-point MP3 encoding. > Sorry, been dealing with MP3's since they were invented, but never > heard the term "fixed-point MP3 encoding" before, so I looked it up. I > couldn't find an explanation for the term, but I did find many > references to shine. I tried to look it up using yum, no soap (liquid > or otherwise). No such package.
Shine is a fixed-point mp3 encoder, most useful for embedded hardward like ARM boards. Unless you are compiling for e.g. a Raspberry Pi, I don't think that you'll need it, lame is the main mp3 encoder. > >- Have you looked at using opam? opam can sometimes help handling external > >dependencies (though in case of RPM I don't think that it knows much about > >them) but also, compiling with opam makes things much easier in general. > > I don't know anything about opam--what it is, what it's used or good > to be used for, etc. It's the OCaml package manager. It can handle many of the tasks related to compiling liquidsoap. Also, we support the liquidsoap package there. Romain > >2016-09-15 15:46 GMT-05:00 Steve Matzura <s...@noisynotes.com>: > > > >> OK, it's getting better. I found the odd names of missing packages, > >> reconfigured and installed what need reconfiguring and installing, and > >> now I'm at this point: > >> > >> checking whether pkg-config knows about jack... configure: error: > >> jack.pc not found.. Do you need to set PKG_CONFIG_PATH? > >> > >> I'll search more, but so far have not found an answer. Help > >> appreciated. > >> > >> ------------------------------------------------------------ > >> ------------------ > >> _______________________________________________ > >> Savonet-users mailing list > >> Savonet-users@lists.sourceforge.net > >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users > >> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > _______________________________________________ > Savonet-users mailing list > Savonet-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
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