| I've written a little uninstaller script for myself. Also install.py
(providing that it works on osx) makes an uninstaller called
'uninstall-csound5' in the same place as the csound executables I
think. so you'll just need to type 'uninstall-csound5'.
On OSX I delete the frameworks folder by hand and then run my bash
script (bellow). Just a matter of deleting the executables on osx.
Best
Peiman
#!/bin/sh
export BINDIR=/usr/local/bin
cd $BINDIR
rm csound
rm cvanal
rm dnoise
rm envext
rm extractor
rm het_export
rm het_import
rm hetro
rm lpanal
rm lpc_export
rm lpc_import
rm mixer
rm pvanal
rm pv_export
rm pv_import
rm pvlook
rm scale
rm sdif2ad
rm sndinfo
rm srconv
rm scsort
rm extract
rm cs
rm csb64enc
rm makecsd
rm scot
rm brkpt
rm linseg
rm tabdes
On 17 Aug 2008, at 22:53, Mike Moser-Booth wrote:
> Before this gets tucked away in the devel list, it might not hurt
> to answer how to uninstall Csound. I've seen some frustrating posts
> about that throughout the web that have gone unanswered. It could
> probably use some clearing up.
>
> Mike
>
> victor wrote:
>> My installer uses the OSX software installer tools. I have
>> some scripts I can pass on, I'll dig them and post. Better
>> move this discussion to the devel list.
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "peiman"
>>
>> To:
>> Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 4:24 AM
>> Subject: [Csnd] building csound, osx
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I'm trying to build csound from source on osx. It seems to work
>>> fine so far,
>>> except I'm not sure how to install the build! When I write ./
>>> install.py the
>>> installer complains that csound is already installed on the
>>> system, which is
>>> true. Is there anyway to uninstall previously installed csound
>>> before
>>> continuing? Or can the install.py script be changed to overwrite
>>> the old
>>> files, or perhaps there is a different way to install the files
>>> on osx?
>>>
>>> Also how is it possible to build a double precision version of
>>> csound? At
>>> what stage do I need to define that?
>>>
>>> Yet another question (!), the manual says:
>>>
>>> "Set the environment variable OPCODEDIR to the directory where
>>> plugin
>>> libraries are installed; in the case of a double precision build,
>>> OPCODEDIR64 should be set instead. The NSIS installer performs
>>> this step."
>>>
>>> Could someone please explain what this means?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance
>>>
>>> Best
>>> Peiman
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