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List:       kde-multimedia
Subject:    KDE 2: timidity compilation trouble
From:       Achim Bohnet <ach () mpe ! mpg ! de>
Date:       2000-03-07 21:31:28
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Hi,

I have some trouble compiling timidity of KDE 2 kdemultimedia on Debian
Linux:

make[1]: Entering directory \
                `/home/ach/kde/cvs-head/objs/kdemultimedia/kmidi/TIMIDITY'
/bin/sh ../../libtool --mode=link gcc \
                -DDEFAULT_PATH=\"/home/ach/cvs-kde/share/apps/kmidi/config\"
-DAU_OSS -DAU_NAS -DIA_SLANG  -I/usr/include/audio   -s -o timidity  timidity.o \
common.o readmidi.o playmidi.o resample.o mix.o instrum.o tables.o controls.o \
output.o filter.o wave_a.o raw_a.o dumb_c.o fffload.o sndfont.o readsbk.o effects.o \
reverb_e.o chorus_e.o phaser_e.o celeste_e.o resample_l.o resample_f.o cfg.o b_out.o \
hpux_a.o linux_a.o linux_a2.o sun_a.o dec_a.o ncurs_c.o slang_c.o tk_c.o gtk_i.o \
ctl.o motif_c.o motif_i.o motif_p.o xaw_i.o xaw_c.o    -lslang gcc \
-DDEFAULT_PATH=\"/home/ach/cvs-kde/share/apps/kmidi/config\" -DAU_OSS -DAU_NAS \
-DIA_SLANG -I/usr/include/audio -s -o timidity timidity.o common.o readmidi.o \
playmidi.o resample.o mix.o instrum.o tables.o controls.o output.o filter.o wave_a.o \
raw_a.o dumb_c.o fffload.o sndfont.o readsbk.o effects.o reverb_e.o chorus_e.o \
phaser_e.o celeste_e.o resample_l.o resample_f.o cfg.o b_out.o hpux_a.o linux_a.o \
linux_a2.o sun_a.o dec_a.o ncurs_c.o slang_c.o tk_c.o gtk_i.o ctl.o motif_c.o \
motif_i.o motif_p.o xaw_i.o xaw_c.o  -lslang
output.o(.data+0x0): undefined reference to `nas_play_mode'
output.o(.data+0x14): undefined reference to `nas_play_mode'
ctl.o: In function `pipe_open':
ctl.o(.text+0x1a11): undefined reference to `Launch_Gtk_Process'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status                                                   \


I use the following configure options (we have X-Terminals so only nas is
usable for us)

../../kdemultimedia/configure --prefix=/home/ach/cvs-kde --enable-shared \
--disable-motif --disabl e-gtk --disable-tcltk --disable-xaw --without-tclx \
                --disable-glibtest --with-nas-library=/usr/lib -
-with-nas-includes=/usr/include/audio --enable-audio=nas,oss \
                --with-default-output=nas --enable-int
...
checking if kmid would compile... no
checking enable_audio=oss... yes
checking enable_audio=sun... no
checking enable_audio=hpux... no
checking enable_audio=irix... no
checking enable_audio=mme... no
checking enable_audio=sb_dsp... no
checking enable_audio=alsa... no
checking enable_audio=alib... no
checking enable_audio=nas... /usr/lib
checking enable_audio=esd... no
checking for SLang_init_tty in -lslang... yes
checking for slang/slang.h... no
checking for slang.h... yes
checking for X... libraries /usr/X11R6/lib, headers /usr/X11R6/include
checking for dnet_ntoa in -ldnet... (cached) no
checking for dnet_ntoa in -ldnet_stub... (cached) no
checking for gethostbyname... yes
checking for connect... (cached) yes
checking for remove... (cached) yes
checking for shmat... (cached) yes
checking for IceConnectionNumber in -lICE... (cached) yes
checking for main in -lossaudio... no
checking for main in -lasound... no
checking for main in -lcdaudio... no
checking for main in -lfpe... no
checking for main in -lcdrom... no
checking for main in -lAlib... no
checking for main in -laudio... no
checking for main in -lmme... no
...

First think that is strange is the missing Gtk* symbol because I've used
--disable-gtk but more important is that
nm /usr/lib/libaudio.a | grep nas_play  find nothing and a grep on
the kmidi sources tree only shows external declarations:

chandra(130) ~/kde/cvs-head/kdemultimedia/kmidi > tcgrep -r nas_play .
./TIMIDITY/nas_a.c:#define dpm nas_play_mode
./TIMIDITY/output.c:extern PlayMode nas_play_mode;
./TIMIDITY/output.c:#define DEFAULT_PLAY_MODE &nas_play_mode
./nas_a.cpp:#define dpm nas_play_mode
./output.cpp:extern PlayMode nas_play_mode;
./output.cpp:#define DEFAULT_PLAY_MODE &nas_play_mode 


Where should does nas_play_mode stuff be?

Thanks for any hint,
Achim                                           


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