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Re: Troubles installing GNUstep on NetBSD
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comrade |
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Re: Troubles installing GNUstep on NetBSD |
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Fri, 22 Apr 2005 19:14:40 +1000 |
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Mutt/1.5.8i |
Hi Denis
Sorry about the late reply; I've returned from a long vacation and have
just started catching up with the mail backlog ;)
> thank you very much, I did used ./configure --disable-gsnd in
> gnustep-gui and the installation did complete successfully :)
> For now I will try to use it "as is", but for the future I will be very
> pleased if there is a way to enable sound.
I've been looking at this on and off since gsnd was committed. I've now
had a successful compile on NetBSD, but since I've got new hardware I
can't actually enable the audio device on my box to test it :(
This is what I did on NetBSD/i386 2.0.2:
1. Installed portaudio-18.1nb1 from pkgsrc
2. Modified the gsnd GNUmakefile to add a line
gnustep_sndd_OBJC_FILES = gsnd.m
and remove (by commenting out) the ifeq block containing
gnustep_sndd_C_FILES that adds the C files from the included copy of
portaudio. A patch is attached.
3. Ran gmake in the gsnd directory, then gmake install
4. Run the tool :)
Can you do this and tell me whether something like GNUmail that generates
sounds, works?
I think portaudio may be a useful third-party prerequisite library that
is searched for by configure, and that GUI only conditionally builds
gsnd if portaudio is present. Thoughts?
Regards
Peter
gsnd-makefile.patch
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