On 08/08/2009 09:07 PM, Colin Guthrie wrote:
'Twas brillig, and Patrick Shirkey at 08/08/09 06:36 did gyre and gimble:
Hi,
I'm compiling libflashsupport to use the libraries in /usr/lib64 by
default.
It's giving me this compile error:
make
gcc -fPIC -shared -O2 -Wall -lpthread -DLIBDIR=/usr/lib64 \
-DALSA_INTERNAL -DPULSEAUDIO
-DLIBPULSEPATH='"/usr/lib64/libpulse-simple.so.0"' -DESD
-DLIBESDPATH='"/usr/lib64/libesd.so.0"' \
-DOSS -DOPENSSL -lssl \
flashsupport.c -o libflashsupport.so
flashsupport.c:232:26: error: pulse/simple.h: No such file or directory
flashsupport.c:233:25: error: pulse/error.h: No such file or directory
I have a dev version of pulse in stalled but here's what I get with
"locate simple.h"
Locate depends on a database that is updated via a cron job. Therefore
you cannot rely on it's output (especially after recently installing
something).
I ran updatedb before running locate.
Please note that libfashsupport was created before flashplayer worked
properly with pulse via alsa (it used to have a massive bug). Since
flash 10 this is no longer an issue and libflashsupport is no longer
needed.
Also, it has never really been tested with the 64 bit version of flash
so YMMV.
That's what I'm finding out about. What are the limits of the current
state of the art...
dev version of the 32 bit libs.
ls /usr/include/pulse/
rtclock.h
Your install is messed up. There should be many more headers from the
devel package than that.
Ok.
- What do I need to do to get pulse/simple.h to install by default?
It's just part of the pulseaudio devel package (whatever it is
called). Verify your RPM with rpm -V. I suspect that at some point
you've tried to install the git version into a /usr prefix (this is a
very bad practice and will only lead to tears... always uses a custom
prefix (that's what I do - e.g. --prefix=/home/colin/pulsegit) or use
/usr/local)
I suspect at some point a make uninstall has clobbered your system's
files.
I think it was from installing and then subsequently removing the 32 bit
packages for pulse.
For now I have just linked from the git repo src/pulse to /usr/include/
Thout shalt not mix and match headers from different versions. Doing
so can lead to very annoying bugs that will waste a lot of time in
trying to track down.
I've removed all the 32 bit pulse packages from my system so it's
technically clean.
What is the correct prefix for installing the 64 bit compile? I have the
libs in /usr/lib64. Where should the include files go?
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