Re: [Audacity-devel] automated rpm building

[Dave F. <dav...@at...>]

On Wednesday 08 January 2003 11:30 am, Austin Acton wrote:
> please let me know:
>
> ./configure --prefix=3D/usr --with-vorbis --with-libmad --with-id3
> make -j2
> make install

-prefix: I use the default, which is /usr/local, because that's where I w=
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it.  --with-vorbis is a default setting, as I recall correctly, along wit=
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libmad and id3.  Maybe it just autodetects those libraries?

However, I want Nyquist compiled.  So here's the commands I would type:  =
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did just the other day)

=2E/configure --with-nyquist
make
su
make install
exit

It's important to note that the GNU build system intends for the commands=
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"configure" "make" and "make install" to be used, in that order.  Or so I=
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read....

Dave

>
> This works well on my box.  It doesn't install the .dox file.  Where
> should that go?
>
> There are several downsides to this system compared to my script though=
:
> 1. typically you end up compiling the whole program twice: once for
> yourself, then rpm has to compile it all over again
> 2. you will have to have a second copy of the audacity tarball in your
> rpm SOURCES directory
> 3. on most systems, you will have to be root to build the rpm
>
> None of these problems existed with my script, but:
> 1. my script can't make an SRPM
>
> I did fix the architecture naming problem in my script.  So we have two
> possible systems.  Which one do you all like better, if any?
>
> Austin

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