This is a request for John Ffitch and Matt Ingalls,
Would it be possible to post the Makefile used to build the command 
line version of Csound for OS X to be posted?  It would be of great 
assistance in getting my head wrapped around the GBS version, as well 
as having a snap shot of Csound that I can work with.

Thank you,
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im still using codewarrior.  have an xcode project for my cs4
sources too but nothing for cs5 yet.

On Feb 5, 2005, at 8:55 AM, matt comeione wrote:

> This is a request for John Ffitch and Matt Ingalls,
> Would it be possible to post the Makefile used to build the command 
> line version of Csound for OS X to be posted?  It would be of great 
> assistance in getting my head wrapped around the GBS version, as well 
> as having a snap shot of Csound that I can work with.
>
> Thank you,
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> http://www.ideocentric.com
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I think I have a simple Makefile, but due to works theMac will not be 
available until Monday at the earliest, and more likely not until week on 
Monday.
  Will look though
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I don't think the Makefile.macosx in CVS really works.  Or at least it did
not for me the last time I tried it.

I've attached the Makefile that I used last time I built Csound that way.
This makefile works with John ffitch's 4.23f12 distribution.  (You need to
create a blank file called autoheader.h though, I think).

I've also packaged up a CVS snapshot from a week ago that contains the
configuration files (I just ran autoreconf on it).  It is at

http://akozar.spymac.net/csound-cvs-20050129.tgz

In addition, I have made a few changes to the real-time audio code since
then and the flcsound main.cpp to make them compile/work better (I hope).
These changes are at

http://akozar.spymac.net/changes.tgz

The working directory contains rtaudio code before I significantly altered
how it works.  The experimental directory is after the alterations, which I
think are now in CVS anyways.

Hopefully these files should allow you build Csound with the GBU build
system or jpff's makefile.


Anthony Kozar
anthony.kozar@utoledo.edu
http://akozar.spymac.net/

On 2/5/05 11:55 AM, matt comeione  etched in stone:

> This is a request for John Ffitch and Matt Ingalls,
> Would it be possible to post the Makefile used to build the command
> line version of Csound for OS X to be posted?  It would be of great
> assistance in getting my head wrapped around the GBS version, as well
> as having a snap shot of Csound that I can work with.

Anthony,

I just sent him a distribution I made from the current contents of the
CVS repository.  That should solve this problem for now.

John


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I just wanted to say thanks to all that have jumped in (John ffitch, 
Matt Ingalls, Anthony Kozar and John Ramsdell)... Your help is greatly 
appreciated.

Matt, If you could also post the xcode project for cs4 that would be 
great as well.

You guys all rock!


On Feb 5, 2005, at 2:48 PM, Anthony Kozar wrote:

> I don't think the Makefile.macosx in CVS really works.  Or at least it 
> did
> not for me the last time I tried it.
>
> I've attached the Makefile that I used last time I built Csound that 
> way.
> This makefile works with John ffitch's 4.23f12 distribution.  (You 
> need to
> create a blank file called autoheader.h though, I think).
>
> I've also packaged up a CVS snapshot from a week ago that contains the
> configuration files (I just ran autoreconf on it).  It is at
>
> http://akozar.spymac.net/csound-cvs-20050129.tgz
>
> In addition, I have made a few changes to the real-time audio code 
> since
> then and the flcsound main.cpp to make them compile/work better (I 
> hope).
> These changes are at
>
> http://akozar.spymac.net/changes.tgz
>
> The working directory contains rtaudio code before I significantly 
> altered
> how it works.  The experimental directory is after the alterations, 
> which I
> think are now in CVS anyways.
>
> Hopefully these files should allow you build Csound with the GBU build
> system or jpff's makefile.
>
>
> Anthony Kozar
> anthony.kozar@utoledo.edu
> http://akozar.spymac.net/
>
> On 2/5/05 11:55 AM, matt comeione  etched in 
> stone:
>
>> This is a request for John Ffitch and Matt Ingalls,
>> Would it be possible to post the Makefile used to build the command
>> line version of Csound for OS X to be posted?  It would be of great
>> assistance in getting my head wrapped around the GBS version, as well
>> as having a snap shot of Csound that I can work with.
>
> 
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