| Hi,
The problem probably relates to libcsnd. Are you sure you have libcsnd
by building Csound with buildInterfaces=1?
Cheers,
Andrés
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 9:52 PM, Eric Luckerbau wrote:
>
> When trying to make the latest svn version:
>
> /usr/src/qutecsound/trunk/qutecsound$ qmake-qt4 qcs.pro CONFIG+=build64
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: Building QuteCsound for Unix-based system.
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: Building QuteCsound for the double precision version of
> Csound.
> Project MESSAGE: Building release version.
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: CONFIG ...
> Project MESSAGE: + uic
> Project MESSAGE: + resources
> Project MESSAGE: + qt
> Project MESSAGE: + incremental
> Project MESSAGE: + link_prl
> Project MESSAGE: + exceptions
> Project MESSAGE: + no_mocdepend
> Project MESSAGE: + qt_no_framework
> Project MESSAGE: + build64
> Project MESSAGE: + thread
> Project MESSAGE: + release
> Project MESSAGE: + warn_on
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: QuteCsound build directory is
> /usr/src/qutecsound/trunk/qutecsound
> Project MESSAGE: QuteCsound intermediate file directory is
> /usr/src/qutecsound/trunk/qutecsound/build/doubles/release
> Project MESSAGE: QuteCsound bin directory is
> /usr/src/qutecsound/trunk/qutecsound/bin
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: Csound API include directory not specified.
> Project MESSAGE: ... searching in /usr/local/include/csound
> Project MESSAGE: CSOUND_API_INCLUDE_DIR set to /usr/local/include/csound
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: Csound interfaces include directory not specified.
> Project MESSAGE: ... searching in /usr/local/include/csound
> Project MESSAGE: CSOUND_INTERFACES_INCLUDE_DIR set to
> /usr/local/include/csound
> Project MESSAGE:
> Project MESSAGE: Csound library directory not specified.
> Project MESSAGE: ... searching in /usr/local/lib
> Project MESSAGE: ... in /usr/local/lib for libcsound64.so libcsound64.a
> Project MESSAGE: ... searching in /usr/lib
> Project MESSAGE: ... in /usr/lib for libcsound64.so libcsound64.a
> Project ERROR: A valid Csound library directory was not found.
>
> I have the libcsound64.a in /usr/local/lib, but it doesn't seem to find it,
> and when I delete the libcsound64.so entry from qcs-unix.pro, the result is
> the same, only the error message is shorter.
>
> I have seen this bug reported here end of July, but the suggestion there to
> install it via the Debian package doesn't work for me, as I have Csound
> compiled from the sources, and it won't find the dependencies.
>
> (Ubuntu10.04, 64bit, Csound 5.12 from sourceforge.)
>
>
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Andrés
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