The only use I could conceive for these headers would be to build external
plugins for lmms, As Tres has already mentioned, our API is unstable , and
changes are undocumented.
What are the disadvantages of installing our header files?
On the other hand, anyone with the skill set to develop extern
Good question. Probably safe to remove. The idea at one point was likely
to offer the ability to build other applications against the lmms binaries,
but I'm not aware of any project that relies on our API, and its too
vulnerable to change to even be reliable in that fashion.
I don't have a whol
Thanks Tres.
I was more referring to the "make install" command rather than to the
Ubuntu packaging.
I am only curious to know what the Lmms header files can be used for, if
someone knows or if it is a mistake in the CMakeFile.
On 15-06-21 11:56 AM, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
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> Good question. P
Good question. Probably a mistake by the packager (Israel) whom only
surfaces from time to time. We have his packaging notes in our wiki and we
are in dire need of an official Ubuntu release process.
In the mean time use kxstudio which is our recommended approach for gaining
the latest version p
While installing Lmms under Ubuntu, I noticed the "include" directory is
copied to /usr/local/include.
I wonder why Lmms installs its include files.
What is this used for?
Just curiosity :)
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