This way, building the minsrc tarball doesn't require multiple versions
of Automake to be installed. (Most things were at the 1.11 version, but
some were at the 1.14 version.)
Building minsrc should now work just fine.
In r13510 I had neglected to build with all local libraries and some of
them needed attention.
So, I also took the opportunity to work out the locale directory and
how to keep it unmolested as well. As a result, all locales are rebuilt
as expected, but into the "build" directory.
As a bonus you may now test Audacity from the "build" directory and have
Nyquist plugins and message catalogs available (so you can test other
languages again without havint to install).
So, again:
mkdir buildme
cd buildme
../configure
make
./audacity
Applies patch from libsndfile 1.2.25 on the git repo.
src/strings.c : Fix handling of SF_STR_SOFTWARE that resulted in a segfault.
FYI, The commit has the following properties
commit 386af45517724a1b10a790899c8c4ec2c4b161af
Author: Erik de Castro Lopo <erikd@mega-nerd.com>
Date: Fri Mar 25 19:12:24 2011 +1100
src/strings.c : Fix handling of SF_STR_SOFTWARE that resulted in a segfault.
Also, there is another patch that may relate to bug 448 that deals with the same code:
Since I am not sure if that is needed or not, I will just note it for now, and this commit will only contain one patch:
commit 7194d455dbf9b4927057eacd443800d24ec40a19
Author: Erik de Castro Lopo <erikd@mega-nerd.com>
Date: Tue Jun 28 18:22:12 2011 +1000
src/strings.c : Clean up and refactor storage of SF_STR_SOFTWARE.
Because these are already in the next version of libsndfile I don't see a reason to note the patches
in id3.c: psf->fileoffset is a sf_count_t, which is int64_t, which is
larger than size_t on a G4 PPC.
Since psf_binheader_readf expects that argument to be the smaller
size_t, it ends up seeking over and over to the zero position since
the larger bits of the variable are all zeros.
Patch simply casts to size_t.
Patch sent upstream as well.
instead of trying to aclocal/automake/autoconf myself.
(Apparently he knows how to do it better than me. ;-))
Trying to configure with --enable-maintainer-mode on the Mac
doesn't work, but that's perfectly acceptable since that is
usuaaly delagated to Linux during tarball builds.
