This was done on a Ubuntu 14.04 system with wxWidgets 3.1.1 installed.
The resulting buildfiles successfully build Audacity on Ubuntu 14.04 (with 3.1.1) and on Travis (with 3.0.0).
- Upped version number to Audacity 2.3.0 in configure.ac
- configure.ac now wants 3.1.1 but still accepts 3.0.0 (for top level, lib-widgets-extra and mod-nyq-bench)
- .travis.yml now apt-gets autopoint. This allows us to do an autoreconf -ivf on Travis, IF we want to, but i snot used yet.
- FileDialog MakeFile.am now has LDFLAGS to resolve libtools issue on Travis with missing --tags=CXX
Previously lib-src that we controlled had their cmake files with them. This is clearer.
Also added place holders for help and locale.
Also enabled libvorbis and soundtouch and disabled portburn.
https://github.com/sakra/cotire
Currently we only use it for precompiled headers for Audacity src.
There is a 'unity' build, but it needs work by us to fix it for duplicate
definition.
These now all appear in the MSVC project.
Currently only FileDialog, Nyquist, mod-script-pipe compile and link, and Audacity compiles.
Still to set include directories and flags for most of the libs.
3.1.1 includes hash<wxString> so we don't need to.
git now ignores the win-alt-build subdirectory, which can be used for an alternative set of
windows build files. So for example, can keep an old 3.0.2 set up there whilst working on 3.1.1
... This commit leaves at least a comment for all choice controls of all
built-in effects and commands.
Use CamelCase with no spaces for the internal identifiers, given in
wxT("...")
Use more idiomatic English with spaces in the user-visible names, given in
XO("..."); these strings go to the message catalog for internationalization
Do not use underscores
In case these strings are the same, give it just once in XO("..."), but if in
a future version it is decided to change the name in XO("..."), then the
original should be kept also in a distinct wxT("...") string, so that
saved configuration or plugin settings or macro files don't become gratuitously
incompatible just because of that user-visible name change.
Left TruncateSilence alone for now -- I think that choice demands a rewrite
as a slider instead.
