Adam Zygmunt wrote:

> I hate to be a pest, and I'm being impatient, but WHERE CAN I GET THE
> UNOFFICIAL VERSION???!? It can't be found ANYWHERE! Lots of pages tease
> about it, though, but all the pages I've found either don't have a link
> (just text), have a broken link, or no file. This is getting frustrating!

Apologies to all who have been searching. Nicola is away for now, and
indeed the AIMI server seems to be down. I've uploaded version 3.54.0.0c
to the following  site:

	ftp://mustec.bgsu.edu/pub/linux

I'll download and test the latest CVS (if I can connect to AIMI). If all
is well I'll upload a newer Csound tomorrow.

== Dave Phillips

       http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/index.html

Well, I decided to give the unofficial Csound a try, hoping to have better
luck. Finally, autoconfig! Supposedly all I should have to do is
./configure, make depend, make, and then make install...right?

The first error I had was that make depend couldn't find the rtlinux.c
file...mainly because there isn't one! I copied the file from the official
version and got rid of the error. After fixing a couple of the source
files by changing the stdout to NULL (was getting those errors again), I
tried once again to compile. None of the files themselves gave me any
errors, but gcc kept dying, giving me:

gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 6

I just kept typing in make until I got most everything compiled. But then
it died saying:

gcc -pipe -L. -L/usr/local/lib -L/usr/X11R6/lib  -s  -o csound
csound-main.o -lcsound  -lX11 -lm
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `tpdlen'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `InvertPoles'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `L1600'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `xdsrset'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `spdspset'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `specscal'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `knvlpxr'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `flen'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `gen23'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `nargs'
./libcsound.so: undefined reference to `specdisp'
....and so on

Now what's the deal? Boy, compiling Csound sure is fun!

Thanks for al the help so far,
Jason