Sounds good. There are options for docs, which I would like to explore. I
have fallen in love with LaTeX and would like to use it with doxygen, but I
haven't been able to figure out how to do that although it's supposed to
work. In theory we can combine csound.tex with doxygen-generated LaTeX with
docbook generated LaTeX from the unofficial manual to produce a single PDF
or group of HTML pages.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "steven yi" 
To: "Csound Developers Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 6:24 PM
Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:4957] Re: Creating zip files from scons


> Hi Michael,
>
> The targets I'm particularly interested in having are:
>
> docs
> dist
>
> for building documents and the zip.  I too have problems with the zip
> but since it happens at the end I haven't been worrying about it (the
> zip building function uses an file tree walking function available in
> python 2.3+).  I also don't want to build the docs either unless
> necessary so will likely put that into a target.  Other targets I'm
> (eventually) interested to put in would be:
>
> install
>
> -to be used on linux systems, as they're the most likely to be
> compiling the source (i.e. install into /usr/local/bin,
> /usr/local/share, etc.)
>
> installerWin
>
> -build installer for windows (anybody have a recommended tool for
> building installers?  I've used NSIS before and that seems to work well.)
>
> dpkg
> -build a dpkg for OSX
>
> rpm
> -build an RPM for linux
>
>
> Those would all be the end-goal and as soon as I can figure out how
> targets are done I'll be adding stubs to start and implementing over time.
>
> steven
>
>
> gogins@pipeline.com wrote:
> > Right now there is just one target, build everything. On my notebook
this
> > takes a reasonably small amount of time. I have not done any install or
> > other targets because I don't think we're ready yet -- the thing still
> > doesn't work quite right. Also, install targets are quite different
> > depending on platform and I am not sure what to do about them. But if
you
> > want to go ahead, go ahead and good luck.
> >
>
>

I tried building the latest cvs portaudio sources with ASIO, and now all 
pa_tests function properly. However when running csound, there's a crash 
when accessing the audio hardware that doesn't completely shut down 
csound, but rather it continues rendering as in differed time. If I 
remember correctly, the same thing happened with DirectSound, so the 
problem might be related.

Andres