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No wavereplay, no ebeats, no simsyn. ... #78
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and at the end of the autogen run you get some instructions: Please try following those or simply use --prefix=/usr if you understand the consequences. This is unfortunately a bit complicated, so if you have ideas how to make this more obvious or easier, let me know. |
I used /usr and that gives me a lot of trouble of mixing the libraries with the system ones. I used /usr/local to notice easily the installed files so I don't have trouble identifying what was installed. But I tried in /usr too (without the Ubuntu package installed) and the same, as above: a lot of generators are ausent. So, eventually the packaged version from Ubuntu Software Center have some few differences or fixes. But is unusable because SIGSEGV. I will try what you said later but thank you for your support anyway. |
Hi, if you still have the version from the ubuntu software center installed, couly you run it via To make the /usr/local install work, you really just need the extra environment variables. That's unfortunately how things work. One idea that I just got it that I could try setting most of the variables in the main binary based on the location (if binary is in /usr/local/bin, extend all vars to include this prefix). I'll give it a try these days and will keep this ticket up-to-date. |
It is what outputs:
Second try:
buzztrack-backtrace.txt |
Thanks, the key points are |
When building from sources and installing to eg $HOME or /usr/local one needs to export a bunch of env-vars. This is a PITA for new users. First, update the docs and tell what vars one needs to setup for what reason. Next, use the new helper in buzztrax-{cmd,edit}. This checks the $PREFIX and modifies the envvars as needed. See #78
Hi, did you had a change to try the git version. There is a chat in https://gitter.im/Buzztrax/buzztrax if you need help with compiling. With a version from git we can see if you still get the crash above and if so you would have a nicer backtrace (with debug symbols). I could not yet reproduce it :/ |
Sorry I am very busy. I have no time for now but I am interested so please let it still open. I will try again in a near future. |
There are a lot of ausent generators. I don't understand why.
It compiles ok, only warnings related with GTK. It compiles everything (including fluidsynth) but there are no fluidsynth neither.
Direct input, LV2 and LADSPA plugins are available and a lot of effects too.
All the libraries are compiled and present. It appears that buzztrax does not creates the menu.
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