for some reason on my new system ( gentoo pure 64 bit ) root can't run
binaries from usr/local/bin without specifying the full path name. I
must be missing something obvious, anyone?

Thanks
Iain


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> As root, is /usr/local/bin in your $PATH?  (echo $PATH)

You're right it wasn't, duh! Wonder why that changed in gentoo?
Previously I'm pretty sure I did not have to add it to my path. weird.

Iain



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Hi everyone. I'm currently working on a project that is dependent on the 
32-bit opcodes. I was holding out until a windows installer was 
available but I would really like to release it soon. If there is an 
installer on the way that supports the 32-bit opcodes I'll wait a little 
longer. If not, I'll have to prepare some documentation so that users 
will know that they have to install Istvan's original zip file from the 
csounds.com site before they can run my software. Is there going to be a 
32-bit version available soon? Also, I don't want to throw any spanners 
in the works for those of you working on windows installers, but what's 
wrong with just bundling Istvan's original zip file that appears on the 
csounds.com site into a windows .exe installer? It contains everything 
one needs?

regards,
Rory.

P.S. My project is dependant on the 32-bit opcodes because I(I, in 
italics...) don't currently have time to develop a 64-bit version, so I 
can completely understand if developers of a 32-bit windows installer 
don't have time either; I would just like to know one way of the other. 
It goes without saying that I am forever grateful to those involved in 
producing a windows installer one way or the other!


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