Hi Forrest,

You might check your PATH variable to see if /usr/bin comes before
/usr/local/bin. Not sure that'd be it, but thought it worth checking.

steven

On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 11:35 AM, Forrest Curo  wrote:
> [This was incrementally upgraded from 10.4 or 10.10 (unsure which),
> inexpertly messed-with by me over the years, and is sometimes a quirky
> system.]
> After downloading the latest csound I
> 1) sent build directory to trash
> 2) purged w apt-get:
> "Package 'csound' is not installed, so not removed"
> 3)forrest@lapcritter:~$ sudo apt-get install csound
> 4) 'which csound' is still 6.05 in /usr/local/bin
> 5) sudo apt-get purge csound
> 6) mkdir build
> 7) cd build
> 8) cmake
> 9) make
> 10) sudo make install
> 11) 'which csound' is still present, is now 6.03.2 ;
> ~/csound/build$ ./csound is of course 6.05
> ?
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Hae you tried the "whereis" command?  Often helps finding extra versions. 
Also check $PATH and any aliases
As Steven says, just an idea


On Mon, 28 Sep 2015, Steven Yi wrote:

> Hi Forrest,
>
> You might check your PATH variable to see if /usr/bin comes before
> /usr/local/bin. Not sure that'd be it, but thought it worth checking.
>
> steven
>
> On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 11:35 AM, Forrest Curo  wrote:
>> [This was incrementally upgraded from 10.4 or 10.10 (unsure which),
>> inexpertly messed-with by me over the years, and is sometimes a quirky
>> system.]
>> After downloading the latest csound I
>> 1) sent build directory to trash
>> 2) purged w apt-get:
>> "Package 'csound' is not installed, so not removed"
>> 3)forrest@lapcritter:~$ sudo apt-get install csound
>> 4) 'which csound' is still 6.05 in /usr/local/bin
>> 5) sudo apt-get purge csound
>> 6) mkdir build
>> 7) cd build
>> 8) cmake
>> 9) make
>> 10) sudo make install
>> 11) 'which csound' is still present, is now 6.03.2 ;
>> ~/csound/build$ ./csound is of course 6.05
>> ?
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It may be that it is linking to the libcsound that is 6.03.2.  The
reported version would come from the libcsound and not csound
executable, I think.

Why do you have both a version installed from apt-get and the one that
is custom built?  It'd be a lot simpler if you just removed the
apt-get version.

On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 9:17 PM, Forrest Curo  wrote:
> sudo rm /usr/lib/csound (etc)
> revealed that most of those 'csound's were directories.
> But that first file should have been out of there.
> None the less, after sudo make install
> there are no errors reported but
>
> 'which csound'
> is /usr/local/bin
> and csound [there] proclaims itself (still) version 6.03.2
> while
> ./csound in the build directory truly is version 6.05
>
> If I copy _that_ to /usr/local/bin, should that version then be installed
> correctly?
>
> On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Forrest Curo 
> wrote:
>>
>> Hadn't.
>> forrest@lapcritter:~$ whereis csound
>> csound: /usr/lib/csound /usr/local/bin/csound /usr/local/lib/csound
>> /usr/include/csound /usr/share/csound
>>
>> And this might explain a lot.
>>
>> On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 11:30 AM, jpff  wrote:
>>>
>>> Hae you tried the "whereis" command?  Often helps finding extra versions.
>>> Also check $PATH and any aliases
>>> As Steven says, just an idea
>>>
>>>
>>> On Mon, 28 Sep 2015, Steven Yi wrote:
>>>
>>> > Hi Forrest,
>>> >
>>> > You might check your PATH variable to see if /usr/bin comes before
>>> > /usr/local/bin. Not sure that'd be it, but thought it worth checking.
>>> >
>>> > steven
>>> >
>>> > On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 11:35 AM, Forrest Curo 
>>> > wrote:
>>> >> [This was incrementally upgraded from 10.4 or 10.10 (unsure which),
>>> >> inexpertly messed-with by me over the years, and is sometimes a quirky
>>> >> system.]
>>> >> After downloading the latest csound I
>>> >> 1) sent build directory to trash
>>> >> 2) purged w apt-get:
>>> >> "Package 'csound' is not installed, so not removed"
>>> >> 3)forrest@lapcritter:~$ sudo apt-get install csound
>>> >> 4) 'which csound' is still 6.05 in /usr/local/bin
>>> >> 5) sudo apt-get purge csound
>>> >> 6) mkdir build
>>> >> 7) cd build
>>> >> 8) cmake
>>> >> 9) make
>>> >> 10) sudo make install
>>> >> 11) 'which csound' is still present, is now 6.03.2 ;
>>> >> ~/csound/build$ ./csound is of course 6.05
>>> >> ?
>>> >>
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