[PD] compiling osx externals / usability

[guenter geiger]

I think what Frank says applies to most of the pd externals on CVS.
There is a directory /build/src which is a collection of links to
externals that can be built from these single files.

I compile them with a "simple" makefile from /build/linux

There is build/darwin, which is in need of something similar
(or better, considering that not all externals can be built from
one file, and some of them need additional libraries).

But for now, probably you can start from the /build/linux/makefile and
do something similar. Would be great.

Guenter


On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Frank Barknecht wrote:

> Hallo,
> david casal hat gesagt: // david casal wrote:
> > Is there -any- chance that people who made 'cxc' and 'rhythm_estimator'
> > might take a look at their makefiles to make them more osx friendly (yup,
> > I realise people have lives)?
>
> I didn't write these, but I wrote some other externals that don't have
> OS-X makefiles and not even W32-makefiles. To me, the problem is
> simply access to those machines. I could get a hand at Win 2000 and
> OS-X machines at work, but there I don't have the time to install a
> development environment.
>
> This is why my externals come with Linux-only makefiles. There's not
> much I can do about it if I don't want to include totally untested
> makefiles written by guessing. But I welcome anyone to commit their
> W32 and OS-X makefiles into my CVS-directory on sf.net.
>
> ciao
> --
>  Frank Barknecht                               _ ______footils.org__
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