I do not know I had a file called autoheader.h as I have never touched it.  
hence it is not in my script to make zip/src files.  If files get added 
withoyt my knowledge then the distribution will break.

Grepping teh sources it could just be removed from cs.h and sysdep.h (why 
both I do not know)

==John ff

Greetings:

  I started out by following jpff's suggestion to download and compile 
the latest csound423f10.tar.gz available from the SF site (*not* the 
CVS). Again I got bit by the missing autoheader.h :

[dlphilp@localhost csound423f10]$ make
cc -Wall -O2 -falign-loops=4 -falign-jumps=4 -ffast-math 
-fomit-frame-pointer -finline-functions -funroll-loops -DWITHx87  
-DWINDOWS -DRTAUDIO -DSFIRCAM -DSYS5 -DLINUX -DPIPES -DMACROS -DTCLTK 
-DIV_SCHED -DHAVE_FLTK -c main.c -o main.o
In file included from main.c:24:
cs.h:31:24: autoheader.h: No such file or directory
In file included from cs.h:36,
                 from main.c:24:
sysdep.h:24:24: autoheader.h: No such file or directory
make: *** [main.o] Error 1

  I see autoheader.h in the CVS sources: is there some reason it isn't 
included with the publicly available sources ?

  Moving on to John Ramsdell's 4.23f10gbs version. It compiles 
perfectly, and Oeyvindt Brandtsegg's ImproSculpt runs fine with it. 
Jcsound does not work with it. Sigh... but jcsound doesn't appear to 
work with any version beyond 4.23f07 and I have no idea what broke where 
or when. Gerard's trying to resolve that problem, but it might be a 
JACK-related issue and have nothing to do with Csound.

  Btw, in this warning :

        WARNING: locscil: sustain defers to non-looping source

  "locscil" should be "loscil".

  Okay, next up, today's (Feb 2) CVS sources. Built perfectly, works 
fine. So I'm at version 4.23f10, it seems to tick along sweetly, and now 
I'll try to figure out what's going wrong with jcsound...

Best,

dp

On  2 Feb, Dave Phillips wrote:

>   Moving on to John Ramsdell's 4.23f10gbs version. It compiles 
> perfectly, and Oeyvindt Brandtsegg's ImproSculpt runs fine with it. 
> Jcsound does not work with it. Sigh... but jcsound doesn't appear to 
> work with any version beyond 4.23f07 and I have no idea what broke where 
> or when. Gerard's trying to resolve that problem, but it might be a 
> JACK-related issue and have nothing to do with Csound.

I have jcsound working with 4.23f10gbs and jack-0.94.0. It only works
with orc+sco files, however. Trying to use a csd file results in a
segfault. Also, trying to start jcsound as root gives the following
error:

Midi enabled
autoconnecting audio
csound_argc = 8
arg 0 = csound
arg 1 = -M
arg 2 = /dev/null
arg 3 = -m0
arg 4 = -nd
arg 5 = --sched
arg 6 = jack_midi.orc
arg 7 = jack_midi.sco
csound: --sched requires -d and either -o dac or -o devaudio

It does work nicely with a capabilities-patched kernel and jackstart.

Rainer
 

John ffitch  writes:

> I do not know I had a file called autoheader.h as I have never
> touched it.  

I put it there.  It's the file that translates the results of running
./configure into the macros defined by traditional Csound.  It
provides nothing when Csound is not built with the configure script,
so it can be replaced by an empty file.

> hence it is not in my script to make zip/src files.  If files get
> added withoyt my knowledge then the distribution will break.

Sorry about this.  I didn't find the script in the CVS repository, so
I didn't know there was more to be patched.  Please add this file to
the ones copied by your script or have your script create an empty
file of that name.  Either solution will fix the problem.

John