On 10/10/2025 01:54, Adam Sampson wrote:
Lorenzo Sutton <[email protected]> writes:
I was eventually able to successfully compile and run by brute force
suppressing two of the most relevant warnings:
make CFLAGS="-Wno-incompatible-pointer-types -Wno-deprecated-declarations"
I build it with -std=gnu17 - it makes use of GtkItemFactory, which uses
function pointers in a way that's not C23-friendly.
Thanks Adam.
Indeed with -std=gnu17 it seems to build
I also have a couple of small patches for user interface things:
http://offog.org/git/garstow/media/mhwaveedit/patches/
Indeed I have missed CTRL+Q - seems I might not be the only user having
quite a bit of muscle memory attached to CTRL+Q and CTRL+W :-)
It might be worth setting up a minimal maintenance fork of it if there
are several of us who're using it? The gwaveedit fork makes some rather
extensive changes to the code, and hasn't had any work in several years
anyway...
Interesting idea... I'm actually thinking it might be more users than
expected, I kind of thought I was the only one using it these days :-)
Lorenzo
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