Re: [Linux-wildo-devel] bootstrap.sh issue

[Gabriele D. C. <dar...@io...>]

Portaudio is code that was commited by an old developer and at that
time was flagges as working.
I never tested it but gros did it about 1.5 years ago and he said it
was not working.
The main problem is that we have sightly changed the
API from that time and it probably need at least a fast lift-up (nothing
complex, just a matter of naming the functions correctly and checking
the are conformant to the specs).

Volunter here is needed, anyone?

About OSS it was working 2 weeks ago when I lastly tested it, it was
working bad as OSS always did (perfect on my system thought, but not
on other systems).
By default the configure enable ALSA if it can find it, as many other
thing it checks only for the lib and not for the headers, i have to fix
all those problems cause they give issues on many system (mainly
Debian!!)
--disable-alsa is stupid like many other switches cause it do disable
alsa but cause of the missing plugin design you still need the header
to compile lw!! There is more and more worki on that configure.ac... it
grows and grows, I'll have a look at what i can do, that is a bug that
should be put in sf... so when someone has time he can take care of it
(without forgetting it, it happens continuously).

About the test stuff it would be strange it does not work when you
sucessfuly compile with oss, those that does not use static instance of
ALSA should still work, they are just too waiting the pluginization...
then you will just choose what to use with -<something>
alsa/oss/portaudio -<something> gsm/speex/CELP

Regards,
Gabriele Dini Ciacci


On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 23:21:38 +0000
"Scorpyn ." <sc...@ho...> wrote:

> Hmm...
> 
> What's the status of portaudio? Is that supported and/or still
> planning to be supported?
> 
> The problems I've had with alsa (some or all might be fixed by now
> though) :
> 
> 1. ./configure --disable-alsa didn't work.
> 2. Some of the test stuff seemed to still be using oss a while ago
> (linux with alsa but without oss emulation failed, but I might be
> assuming too much 
> - maybe there was another issue).
> 3. ./configure was able to find alsa support in a Cygwin environment,
> but there were no header files so the compilation failed.
> 
> >
> >Hi Scorpyn,
> >
> >Scorpyn . wrote:
> > > Looks good. INSTALL.Cygwin does need to be updated aswell,
> > > because at the moment it only describes how to compile the test
> > > stuff. I think some changes to other files in the project might
> > > be necessary first though (./configure --disable-alsa comes to
> > > mind, but maybe that's already taken care of).
> > >
> > > I'll have a look at INSTALL.Cygwin and related stuff instead then
> > > (as I'm supposed to) :)
> >
> >Sounds great, please do that. --disable-alsa could be a problem at
> >the moment since oss isn't working, but maybe darkschneider can say
> >something about that.
> >
> >
> >regards,
> >
> >Benjamin Peter
> >
> 
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