error: -+rtmidi='PortMIDI': unknown module

been chasing that some time now.

* reinstalled portmidi & rebuilt - didn't help
* traced the message down to Top/csound.c - apparently the midi module
isn't loaded at all, or not initialized, whatever - that's the only
point where that message can be emitted AFAICS
* double checked by rm -r csound 5, cvs co, scons again: still the error

btw., why doesn't scons install realize that csound changed and
overwrite it?

   Basti



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Did you set the environment variable OPCODEDIR (or OPCODEDIR64
for double precision) ? Was libpmidi.so actually built and installed ?

Bastiaan Zapf wrote:

> error: -+rtmidi='PortMIDI': unknown module
> 
> been chasing that some time now.
> 
> * reinstalled portmidi & rebuilt - didn't help
> * traced the message down to Top/csound.c - apparently the midi module
> isn't loaded at all, or not initialized, whatever - that's the only
> point where that message can be emitted AFAICS
> * double checked by rm -r csound 5, cvs co, scons again: still the error
> 
> btw., why doesn't scons install realize that csound changed and
> overwrite it?


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Istvan Varga wrote:

> Did you set the environment variable OPCODEDIR (or OPCODEDIR64
> for double precision) ? Was libpmidi.so actually built and installed ?

Thanks. OPCODEDIR was wrong. This is the second time i tripped over
that. :( me stoopid.

   Basti


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