[CM] Re: (CM) CLM2 Mac Lib make failure

[bbattey@u.washington.edu]

Great! The new CLM compiles fine, creates the CLM library, and installs it 
in the Extensions folder.

However, when I compile an instrument, I get an error like:

;Compiling "Macintosh 
HD:Battey:Studio:Research:Gamak:picacs:clm:clm-fm:fm.ins"...; Writing 
"Macintosh HD:Battey:Studio:Research:Gamak:picacs:clm:clm-
fm:clm_fm.c"
; Compiling "Macintosh 
HD:Battey:Studio:Research:Gamak:picacs:clm:clm-fm:clm_fm.c"
; Warning: Can't find entry point "clm_fm9" in shared library "clm_fm9"
; While executing: CCL::GET-SHARED-LIBRARY-ENTRY-POINT

And when I try to run the instrument:

> Error: Can't find "clm_fm0" in shared library "clm_fm0".
>        FindSymbol error number -2802
> While executing: CCL::GET-FRAG-SYMBOL

With some order of action I can actually get the instrument to run -- but it is 
not yet clear to me what sequence of compiling / loading /  quitting / 
reloading gets it to work. In any case, it clearly isn't functioning normally.

-=Bret

On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Bill Schottstaedt wrote:

> I added strdup support to the MPW_C section of sndlib; checked
> that it was ok on an old Mac running MCL; will make a new CLM
> tarball later today.  Here's the relevent code (io.c):
> 
> #ifdef MPW_C
> /* this taken from libit-0.7 */
> char *strdup (const char *str)
> {
>   char *newstr;
>   newstr = (char *)malloc(strlen(str) + 1);
>   if (newstr) strcpy(newstr, str);
>   return(newstr);
> }
> #endif
>