Just did a pull and make and it failed as portmidi.h is not  defined.  It
worked not long ago (this week i seem to remember).  I tried
installing portmidi packages but hey do not define libportmidi.a and
the version I had on disk is 32bit  think.

What changed?
More importantly how do I get a running system?


=John ffitch

I did what Steven Yi suggested and deleted the cache, and it built.  Strange but I seem to be OK now

==John ff

On 30 Jul 2023, 23:32, at 23:32, Stephen Kyne  wrote:
>I've pushed some changes to develop. All the CI is passing and finding
>the necessary dependencies.
>
>Can you guys pull develop and see if it works? Should be working fine.
>I didn't really change the non-vcpkg build.
>
>Stephen
>________________________________
>From: Csound-developers  on behalf of
>Stephen Kyne 
>Sent: Saturday 29 July 2023 23:10
>To: CSOUND-DEV@LISTSERV.HEANET.IE 
>Subject: Re: [Csnd-dev] Build failure for develop
>
>Ok let me take a look again. It should be having the same unless you
>add the USE_VCPKG flag.
>
>I'll check now.
>
>Stephen
>________________________________
>From: Csound-developers  on behalf of
>Steven Yi 
>Sent: Saturday 29 July 2023 17:53
>To: CSOUND-DEV@LISTSERV.HEANET.IE 
>Subject: Re: [Csnd-dev] Build failure for develop
>
>You might try deleting your CMakeCache.txt and regenerating that with
>cmake. Also you could turn off using portmidi with -DUSE_PORTMIDI=0.
>
>That said, I just pulled, deleted CmakeCache.txt, and got an error on
>macOS, where it seems to be trying to build ALSA:
>
>
>[ 73%] Building C object InOut/CMakeFiles/rtalsa.dir/rtalsa.c.o
>
>/Users/stevenyi/work/csound/cs7/InOut/rtalsa.c:51:10: fatal error:
>'alsa/asoundlib.h' file not found
>
>#include 
>
>         ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
>I think Stephen Kyne merged some work related to CI builds and vcpkg
>and I'm guessing some things have gone off there. I had to use
>-DUSE_ALSA=0 to get around it here.
>
>On Sat, Jul 29, 2023 at 11:23 AM John ff
>> wrote:
>Just did a pull and make and it failed as portmidi.h is not  defined. 
>It
>worked not long ago (this week i seem to remember).  I tried
>installing portmidi packages but hey do not define libportmidi.a and
>the version I had on disk is 32bit  think.
>
>What changed?
>More importantly how do I get a running system?
>
>
>=John ffitch