[CM] clm & configure
Michael Edwards
michael at music.ed.ac.uk
Wed Feb 14 10:54:51 PST 2007
Hi Bill,
It's the windows problem again...I know...groan...
I'm trying to install CLM on a student's winxp machine (ACL Free Express
8.0 and MS VC++). I've run into an error I haven't seen before. After
successfully compiling io.c, headers.c etc. we try and build libclm.dll
but get the error that audio.obj can't be found. It seems to compile
like the other files (no error is printed) but indeed no .obj file is
produced. I've looked at mus-config.h and can see nothing in there that
would stop audio.c compiling the right bit of code in audio.c after #if
defined(MUS_WINDOZE). Do you know of anything?
By the way, I believe some things could now be changed in all.lisp and
acl.cl to make clm compile more easily on windows. I've attached my
versions of these files including changes we needed to make in order to
make things run. In acl.cl we just added the acl-80 clause to be able
to use Allegro 8.0. In all.lisp I believe the code that sets the
clm-bin-directory (from line 103 in my attached file) needs to come
after the code that pushes :windoze onto the *features* list, no? This
was previously before that pushnew and so we had a clm-bin-directory of
something like "C:\\clm-3\\/", the final / screwing up our path of course.
All the best,
Michael
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Music Technology Email: michael at music.ed.ac.uk
The University of Edinburgh
Programme Director
MSc in Digital Composition and Performance
http://www.music.ed.ac.uk/Postgraduate/dcp.htm
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