Re: [Osalp-dev] configure
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      From: <for...@ad...> - 2000-09-05 18:53:51
      
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| Tim Lorenz wrote: > is there a special reason that osalp does not take use of configure? > At last i didn't find any configure-stuff neither in release nor in > cvs. O.K. - not strictly necessary, would just be a nice feature. > > For example i don't want to install the patched version of audiofile > in /usr/local and patching the makefile is OK for one person but in > general i would be better to have a configuer-like mechanism, wouldn't > it? > The entire Makefile structure will be redone. I am probably going to purchase a used Sun Sparc system so that I can do big endian testing of the library and when I get the Sun system the Makefile system will be redone. I have not decided if I am going to do the GNU configure type of system or Imakefile type of system. Any ideas anyone has would be appreciated. Also the "global" include files will be moved to another directory instead of aflib and installed to a install directory. An installer program is definitely on the list with the Makefiles. About the audiofile library. The author is busy and is not actively maintaining the program. He also mentioned something about the Gnome project with the audiofile library. I need to determine who if anybody is going to support this library. If nobody steps forward then I will have to. There are many forms of existing audio formats in the library that are not supported. For instance for the au format they don't support all the popular compression formats. I will have to add these over time. This is the reason why I have a copy with the library since bug fixes are not getting into the audiofile library since they have not released a new version in a while. Bruce Forsberg |