There is something strange going on in SConstruct I guess, yet again my 
check out does not build because scons can't find sndfile.h. This 
happened a while back, and then was fixed again. The check out from a 
couple of days ago worked fine with the default SConstruct file. Any 
clues? I'm using the same custom.py file with my directories already 
specified.

iain


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Iain Duncan wrote:

> There is something strange going on in SConstruct I guess, yet again my 
> check out does not build because scons can't find sndfile.h. This 
> happened a while back, and then was fixed again. The check out from a 
> couple of days ago worked fine with the default SConstruct file. Any 
> clues? I'm using the same custom.py file with my directories already 
> specified.


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Iain Duncan wrote:

> There is something strange going on in SConstruct I guess, yet again my 
> check out does not build because scons can't find sndfile.h. This 
> happened a while back, and then was fixed again. The check out from a 
> couple of days ago worked fine with the default SConstruct file. Any 
> clues? I'm using the same custom.py file with my directories already 
> specified.

Where is sndfile.h on your system ?


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It's in /usr/include which is as far as I can tell included in both my 
SConstruct and custom.py files. And like I said, this seems to happen 
sometimes when I do a new checkout, and other times not.

iain

Istvan Varga wrote:
> Iain Duncan wrote:
> 
>> There is something strange going on in SConstruct I guess, yet again 
>> my check out does not build because scons can't find sndfile.h. This 
>> happened a while back, and then was fixed again. The check out from a 
>> couple of days ago worked fine with the default SConstruct file. Any 
>> clues? I'm using the same custom.py file with my directories already 
>> specified.
> 
> 
> Where is sndfile.h on your system ?
> 
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Iain Duncan wrote:

> It's in /usr/include which is as far as I can tell included in both my 
> SConstruct and custom.py files. And like I said, this seems to happen 
> sometimes when I do a new checkout, and other times not.

I also have sndfile.h in /usr/include, but so far I have
not encountered the problem you reported, and did not need
to modify custom.py. Does a clean, new checkout with an
unmodified custom.py also fail ?


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Hi Iain,

Perhaps a random possibility, are you using SELinux on your system?

steven

Istvan Varga wrote:

> Iain Duncan wrote:
>
>> It's in /usr/include which is as far as I can tell included in both 
>> my SConstruct and custom.py files. And like I said, this seems to 
>> happen sometimes when I do a new checkout, and other times not.
>
>
> I also have sndfile.h in /usr/include, but so far I have
> not encountered the problem you reported, and did not need
> to modify custom.py. Does a clean, new checkout with an
> unmodified custom.py also fail ?
>
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Just found out the problem by trying that out. Changing the gcc 
optimization flag to 1 makes it fail on trying to find sndfile.h, 
without anything else being different.

However, it only builds if I don't ask to build portmidi. Fails on 
portmidi.

Thanks
iain

Istvan Varga wrote:
> Iain Duncan wrote:
> 
>> It's in /usr/include which is as far as I can tell included in both my 
>> SConstruct and custom.py files. And like I said, this seems to happen 
>> sometimes when I do a new checkout, and other times not.
> 
> 
> I also have sndfile.h in /usr/include, but so far I have
> not encountered the problem you reported, and did not need
> to modify custom.py. Does a clean, new checkout with an
> unmodified custom.py also fail ?
> 
> 
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Iain Duncan wrote:

> However, it only builds if I don't ask to build portmidi. Fails on 
> portmidi.

Csound5 will run without PortMidi, however, as of the current
version, you will not have real time MIDI I/O then, only file
input (-F).


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Iain Duncan wrote:

> However, it only builds if I don't ask to build portmidi. Fails on 
> portmidi.

You can get the current version of PortMidi from here:
   http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~music/portmusic/portmidi/portmidi17nov04.zip
To compile it, simply unzip the package, cd to 'portmidi' and
run 'make'.
Installation can be done by copying the following files to
directories that can be found in the include and library paths:
   pm_common/portmidi.h   => /usr/local/include
   porttime/porttime.h    => /usr/local/include
   pm_common/pmutil.h     => /usr/local/include
   pm_linux/libportmidi.a => /usr/local/lib
   porttime/libporttime.a => /usr/local/lib
After these steps you should be able to compile Csound5 with
real time MIDI support.


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