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From: Henri H. <he...@or...> - 2008-03-07 15:58:44
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Marc, This is correct, nobody has ever tried to compile the sound device plugin under Linux although it should work. Please let us know if you manage to get any further than what's below. You could try to compile a minimalist C file referencing PaDeviceID and see how it works out under Linux and then work your way up to compile the plugin. Please let us know, Henri _____ From: ore...@li... [mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of MK...@xs... Sent: 4 mars 2008 23:52 To: ore...@li... Subject: [Oreka-devel] libsounddevice.so and SoundDevie compilation Hi, I've recently started experiementing with oreka for use with sound card line inputs. I've been maddeningly frustrated because while I can get oreka to function as I'd expect, IE orktrack/web, tomcat, etc, I can't find in binary form the file libsounddevice.so as denoted in the documentation. I've managed to make a compilation of everything from source under slackware but the SoundDevice sources in orkaudio/audiocaptureplugins/sounddevice are untouched. The Makefiles don't seem to reference them. SoundDevice.dsp is some kind of MS visual studio makefile, but makes no sense to me in the context of compiling for linux. Anyway, I managed to cobble up a makefile which compiles SoundDeviceConfig but errors out on SoundDevice. I'm using gcc4.1.2 but have also tried gcc3.4.6 with no change to the result. I have tried some lauguage options fed to gcc but have managed only to suppress one error to do with declaration with no type using -fms-extensions. In summary the errors I get compiling SoundDevice are: 38: PaDeviceID doen't name a type 40 expect ; before * token 43 PaTimeStamp has not been declared In functrion portAudioCallBack(void*,void*,long unsigned int,int,void*) 52: Struct DeviceUserData has no member called deviceID 73 same as line above 78 same as above 93 same as above In member function void SoundDevice::Initialize() 165: PaCountDevices was not declared in this scope 168: PaDeviceID was not declared in this scope 168: expected ; before deviceID 168 deviceID was not declared in this scope In member function void SOundDevice::Run() 220: PaDeviceID was not declared in this scope 220 expected ; before deviceID 220 deviceID was not declared in this scope I'm in a position of having a working system which is unusable for my purpose. All I am really after is direction to properly compile the SoundDevice library or know where to get it from (libsounddevice.so), alternatively, be told what really stupid error or assumptions I'm making. Many thanks in advance. Marc ********************************************************************** The information contained in this e-mail is confidential and is intended only for the use of the addressee(s). If you receive this e-mail in error, any use, distribution or copying of this e-mail is not permitted. You are requested to forward unwanted e-mail and address any problems to the Xstrata Queensland Support Centre. Support Centre e-mail: sup...@xs... Support Centre phone: Australia 1800 500 646 International +61 2 9034 3710 ********************************************************************** |
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From: <MK...@xs...> - 2008-03-05 05:07:12
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Hi,
I've recently started experiementing with oreka for use with sound card
line inputs. I've been maddeningly frustrated because while I can get
oreka to function as I'd expect, IE orktrack/web, tomcat, etc, I can't
find in binary form the file libsounddevice.so as denoted in the
documentation. I've managed to make a compilation of everything from
source under slackware but the SoundDevice sources in
orkaudio/audiocaptureplugins/sounddevice are untouched. The Makefiles
don't seem to reference them. SoundDevice.dsp is some kind of MS visual
studio makefile, but makes no sense to me in the context of compiling
for linux. Anyway, I managed to cobble up a makefile which compiles
SoundDeviceConfig but errors out on SoundDevice. I'm using gcc4.1.2 but
have also tried gcc3.4.6 with no change to the result. I have tried some
lauguage options fed to gcc but have managed only to suppress one error
to do with declaration with no type using -fms-extensions. In summary
the errors I get compiling SoundDevice are:
38: PaDeviceID doen't name a type
40 expect ; before * token
43 PaTimeStamp has not been declared
In functrion portAudioCallBack(void*,void*,long unsigned int,int,void*)
52: Struct DeviceUserData has no member called deviceID
73 same as line above
78 same as above
93 same as above
In member function void SoundDevice::Initialize()
165: PaCountDevices was not declared in this scope
168: PaDeviceID was not declared in this scope
168: expected ; before deviceID
168 deviceID was not declared in this scope
In member function void SOundDevice::Run()
220: PaDeviceID was not declared in this scope
220 expected ; before deviceID
220 deviceID was not declared in this scope
I'm in a position of having a working system which is unusable for my
purpose. All I am really after is direction to properly compile the
SoundDevice library or know where to get it from (libsounddevice.so),
alternatively, be told what really stupid error or assumptions I'm
making.
Many thanks in advance.
Marc
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