The warnings indicate that a OPCODEDIR  is found. Csound
is trying to load the plugins, but can't. Since it's module loading,
ldconfig etc do not have anything to do with it.

One possibility is that you are trying to load a set of opcodes
built for a different version. AFAIK, if you install, plugins
go into /usr/local/lib/csound/plugins (single-precision) or
plugins64 (doubles). Unless you told the installer otherwise,
so /usre/pkg/... might indicate remains of another installation.

The (-1) means the plugin could not be loaded by csound.

Victor

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From: "Julien Claassen" 
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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 8:36 AM
Subject: [Csnd] Re: Plugins


> Hi!
>   Probably nothing much.. But anyway, Recheck the following:
> 1. The environment variable OPCODEDIR is properly set. On my system, 
> although 32BIT, it points to:
> OPCODEDIR=/usr/local/lib/csound/plugins64
>   That's where I find directly: libampmidi.so lib babo.so etc.
> 2. If this is the case - you said something like it -, try running:
> ldconfig
> 3. Is this /usr/pkg/ directory in your usual path. I'm sure you can run 
> programs not in the standard path, but I simply wonder, because it's 
> usually just /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib...
> 4. Have another look at the scons -h output when building csound, there is 
> something about dynamiclibraries or dynamicplugins, be sure to explicitly 
> makr them.
>   All I could think off, having had something similar once... HTH.
>   Kindest regards
>         Julien
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In my experience the cannot load message usually means an unresolved 
reference in the library.  Try ldd on one of the libraries that is failing
==John ff

One possibility is that you are trying to load a set of opcodes
built for a different version.

I got the plugins by the build itself.

 AFAIK, if you install, plugins
go into /usr/local/lib/csound/plugins (single-precision) or
plugins64 (doubles). Unless you told the installer otherwise,
so /usre/pkg/... might indicate remains of another installation.

The (-1) means the plugin could not be loaded by csound.

Maybe a part of the problem is that i needed to install all manually,
because the install.py (for Linux) did not work for me. Have i missed to
install any configuration file ? I did not found something about that.

Thank's !

Sergio
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Hi John,

In my experience the cannot load message usually means an unresolved 
reference in the library.  Try ldd on one of the libraries that is failing

- Yes, i made that again, librtjack.so for example : all clean, all OK.

Also
LD_DEBUG=files
csound ld_debug_files.out 2>&1 looks perfect.

Strange...

Great thank's,

Sergio

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