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Anonymous - 2013-07-26

bravo alsamodular team

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Tom Snel - 2020-01-23

I am having some difficulties installing amsmodular on my computer with UBUNTU 18.04
It is generation errors while compiling the m_vocoder.ccp module, something about unsigned int and int. Is this a known thing or am I doing somthing wrong. can sombody help please?

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- Guido Scholz - 2020-03-29
  
  Am Thu, 23. Jan 2020 um 06:06:50 -0000 schrieb Tom Snel:
  
  Hi Tom,
  
  I am having some difficulties installing amsmodular on my computer with UBUNTU 18.04
  It is generation errors while compiling the m_vocoder.ccp module, something about unsigned int and int. Is this a known thing or am I doing somthing wrong. can sombody help please?
  
  sorry for being late with my answer. Please get the current git version
  to get rid of this error message. It compiles fine under Ubuntu 18.04
  
  Regards
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  - Tom Snel - 2020-04-03
    
    I am using now Ubuntu 19.10,
    ams-2.1.2.tar.gz and stil experiencing problems in m_vocoder.cpp
    Incompatible types ....
    
    Wass geht fals?
    
    Op zo 29 mrt. 2020 21:00 schreef Guido Scholz <gscholz@users.sourceforge.net
    
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    Am Thu, 23. Jan 2020 um 06:06:50 -0000 schrieb Tom Snel:
    
    Hi Tom,
    
    I am having some difficulties installing amsmodular on my computer with
    UBUNTU 18.04
    It is generation errors while compiling the m_vocoder.ccp module,
    something about unsigned int and int. Is this a known thing or am I doing
    somthing wrong. can sombody help please?
    
    sorry for being late with my answer. Please get the current git version
    to get rid of this error message. It compiles fine under Ubuntu 18.04
    
    Regards
    Guido
    
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    - Guido Scholz - 2020-04-04
      
      Am Fri, 03. Apr 2020 um 18:30:07 -0000 schrieb Tom Snel:
      
      I am using now Ubuntu 19.10,
      ams-2.1.2.tar.gz and stil experiencing problems in m_vocoder.cpp
      Incompatible types ....
      
      Wass geht fals?
      
      Hi Tom,
      please use the current version of the git repository.
      Guido
      
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      - Tom Snel - 2020-04-04
        
        Hallo Guido,
        
        Now you have to explain me what git repository is and does.
        I installed git (git version 2.20.1) but that seems not to be the problem.
        So what git repository are you revering to?
        
        When trying to install this AMS from scratch I ran into problems with the
        first thing that is in the readme file, start with autoreconf -i;autoreconf
        was not installed at all, after the famous apt-get install OK.
        
        Then with ./configure the next problems come in, missing a sound module.
        Installed libasound-dev resolved that
        Libjack-jackd2-dev, libfftw3-dev, libclalsadrv-dev, libqt4-dev, and finally
        libladspa-ocaml—dev solves the ./configure problems.
        
        To make sure my problems are not because of a wrong fftw3 version I apt-get
        installed fftw3
        
        Next ‘make’ gives me the problems with m-vocoder.ccp
        
        It appears that the environment in which the developers are working, are
        definitely not the same as the normal people are working in. All lib’s are
        available, the latest versions of git(??.) are available.
        This is what Ubuntu and open source code are making it not to easy on the
        normal users.
        
        So please explain me what you mean with “git repository” and where to find
        it how to install it, because I have no clue.
        
        Thanks for you’re patience with this ‘nitwit’.
        
        Tom Snel
        
        Op za 4 apr. 2020 om 08:04 schreef Guido Scholz gscholz@users.sourceforge.net
        
        Am Fri, 03. Apr 2020 um 18:30:07 -0000 schrieb Tom Snel:
        
        I am using now Ubuntu 19.10,
        ams-2.1.2.tar.gz and stil experiencing problems in m_vocoder.cpp
        Incompatible types ....
        
        Wass geht fals?
        
        Hi Tom,
        please use the current version of the git repository.
        
        Guido
        
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Tom Snel - 2020-01-26

Still issues on compiling. See attached file.
Report for: alsamodular-devel@lists.sourceforge.net

configure_error_tomsnel

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