What is the function gcvt in widgets.cpp (csound5)?  It is not
declared on the Macintosh, and is not an ANSI C function.  I am
assuming that it should be a call to sprintf with a %g format.
==John ffitch

Its a VC++ function (unsurprisingly);

char *_gcvt( double value, int digits, char *buffer );

"Converts a floating-point value to a string, which it stores in a buffer."


Richard Dobson


jpff@codemist.co.uk wrote:
> What is the function gcvt in widgets.cpp (csound5)?  It is not
> declared on the Macintosh, and is not an ANSI C function.  I am
> assuming that it should be a call to sprintf with a %g format.
> ==John ffitch
> 
> 

I added the --enable-cygwin option to configure.ac.  To add
-mno-cygwin flags to your build, use the --enable-cygwin=no option. 

On Cygwin, I placed $HOME/opt/bin on my PATH, and configured csound
with 

$ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/opt --enable-windows=no

After a make and an install, I configured wxcsound with

$ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/opt

A make and an install builds wxCsound.  The process even inserted the
windows resources into wxcsound.

The same set of steps works on MinGW.

John