Looks like that did it! I've read that sometimes the LD_LIBRARY_PATH values
aren't retained:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/171264/248352
...so I added it to the end of my .bashrc file. After uninstalling and
reinstalling fluidsynth (same instructions as before), I can now get the
version:
~
It seems that neither /usr/local/lib nor /usr/local/lib64 are part of your
linker search path. This is very unusual. You can either adjust LD_LIBRARY_PATH
as described here:
https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/wiki/BuildingWithCMake#note
Or install fluidsynth's libraries to a different loc
Just tried that. Left the "build" folder as-is, ran "uninstall," then
emptied "build" (well, renamed it for backup and created a new "build") and
ran cmake again. Same result.
build $ sudo make uninstall
[sudo] password for daniel:
-- Uninstalling "/usr
Seems like you need to empty the build folder before calling cmake again for
the change becoming effective.
Tom
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Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately, still the same output:
~
build $ sudo make uninstall
[sudo] password for daniel:
Scanning dependencies of target uninstall
-- Uninstalling "/usr/local/lib64/pkgconfig/fluidsynth.pc"
-- Uninstalling
Since you are on Debian, can you pls. enter the the build folder again and try:
sudo make uninstall
cmake -DLIB_SUFFIX="" ..
sudo make install
Tom
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I am attempting to install the latest fluidsynth from source. (Went to
Github main page, clicked "Clone or download.") My machine is running
debian 9.1 x86-64, with Cinnamon v3.2.7.
Per the instructions, I made a "build" folder, and ran "cmake ..", "make
install", and "sudo make check" (which all
