I think gcc3opt=pentium is what you need now. The fltk stuff
is caused by the fact that widgets are now in a dynamic
module.
On OSX building the fltk lib as a shared lib seems to solve
it,
I reckon it's the same in Linux (have not tested yet)

The other things I don't know. Stuff seems to be running OK
on OSX (haven't tested much though)

Victor

> Hi everyone, after a few week break from csound for other
> stuff, I just  downloaded and installed new sources. Some
> weirdness:
>
> - if I enable gcc optimization, my sndfile.h is no longer
> found, this  didn't used to happen
> - can't build with fltk anymore for some reason, not a
> biggy for me as I  don't use it
>
> Biggy:
> - playing my live set, my instruments are now all screwed
> up. Somehow  somewhere something has happend that changes
> how they work. Their  envelope durations are all wrong,
> which is really weird, cause I'm  playing the exact same
> orc and sco as I used for my show. Now, in order  for the
> envelopes to work, I do use I hold, flag passing with
> global  variables, and zak space. Does anyone have any
> idea what might have  changed? I will investigate further
> later and compare against an older  set of sources too.
> Can anyone tell me what I need to do on linux to  revert
> to older sources that I have saved?
>
> Thanks
> Iain
>
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In my case, I'm using an AMD64, can anyone tell me what the gcc line 
should be?

Thanks
Iain

Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> I think gcc3opt=pentium is what you need now. The fltk stuff
> is caused by the fact that widgets are now in a dynamic
> module.
> On OSX building the fltk lib as a shared lib seems to solve
> it,
> I reckon it's the same in Linux (have not tested yet)
> 
> The other things I don't know. Stuff seems to be running OK
> on OSX (haven't tested much though)
> 
> Victor
> 
> 
>>Hi everyone, after a few week break from csound for other
>>stuff, I just  downloaded and installed new sources. Some
>>weirdness:
>>
>>- if I enable gcc optimization, my sndfile.h is no longer
>>found, this  didn't used to happen
>>- can't build with fltk anymore for some reason, not a
>>biggy for me as I  don't use it
>>
>>Biggy:
>>- playing my live set, my instruments are now all screwed
>>up. Somehow  somewhere something has happend that changes
>>how they work. Their  envelope durations are all wrong,
>>which is really weird, cause I'm  playing the exact same
>>orc and sco as I used for my show. Now, in order  for the
>>envelopes to work, I do use I hold, flag passing with
>>global  variables, and zak space. Does anyone have any
>>idea what might have  changed? I will investigate further
>>later and compare against an older  set of sources too.
>>Can anyone tell me what I need to do on linux to  revert
>>to older sources that I have saved?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Iain
>>
>>
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Iain Duncan wrote:

> In my case, I'm using an AMD64, can anyone tell me what the gcc line 
> should be?

Something like gcc3opt=k8, gcc3opt=opteron, or similar (should check
the GCC info page).
By the way, I have just fixed (and committed) a bug in the ihold opcode;
not sure if that was the "Biggy" problem, but may be worth testing if
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Thanks Istvan! That was it. Whatever was wrong, it was totally playing 
havoc with my legato instrument note durations, and they are back to 
normal now.

Iain

Istvan Varga wrote:
> Iain Duncan wrote:
> 
>> In my case, I'm using an AMD64, can anyone tell me what the gcc line 
>> should be?
> 
> 
> Something like gcc3opt=k8, gcc3opt=opteron, or similar (should check
> the GCC info page).
> By the way, I have just fixed (and committed) a bug in the ihold opcode;
> not sure if that was the "Biggy" problem, but may be worth testing if
> the instruments work now.
> 
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