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ahlstromcj / sequencer64

A major reboot of Seq24. Current release 0.97.0 (2021-05-13), native JACK MIDI, Song recording, playlists, and a Windows/Qt version. For fresher code, see the Seq66 project. Note that trigger and mute-group-in-MIDI-file formats have evolved! Back up your work!
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Won't compile using -pipe option #195

Closed muranyia closed 4 years ago

muranyia commented 4 years ago

Tried to compile using the -pipe option in order to lessen the use of the SSD, but it failed complaining about a file not found. (Sorry, cannot quote the error as I've lost the log.)

ahlstromcj commented 4 years ago

I'm not sure what you mean by the -pipe option. There's no such option in seq64's bootstrap/configure. I see that -pipe is a GNU compiler option, but how are you getting that option to gcc or g++?

In any case, if you have a fairly new (a couple a years) SSD, I wouldn't worry about using that option.

However, if you want to explore further and provide more information or requests, by all means let me know!

Thanks!

-------- muranyia 02:56 Mon 02 Mar --------

Tried to compile using the -pipe option in order to lessen the use of the SSD, but it failed complaining about a file not found. (Sorry, cannot quote the error as I've lost the log.)

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muranyia commented 4 years ago

I export CFLAGS from .bashrc. Basically, I thought I'd speed things up and possibly save some SSD wear&tear as I have plenty of RAM. The process went fine for quite some time but then perhaps a file was explicitly being looked for... Shall I retry and send you the output?

ahlstromcj commented 4 years ago

Sure! It could lead to a good feature for the build!

-------- muranyia 16:17 Sun 22 Mar --------

I export CFLAGS from .bashrc. Basically, I thought I'd speed things up and possibly save some SSD wear&tear as I have plenty of RAM. The process went fine for quite some time but then perhaps a file was explicitly being looked for... Shall I retry and send you the output?

ahlstromcj commented 4 years ago

I was able to get it to build, but I did find a bug in configure.ac that I fixed. Check out the latest midi_control branch. Either of these work:

$ CFLAGS="-pipe" ./bootstrap -ed

$ CFLAGS="-pipe" ./configure --enable-debug --disable-shared

Adjust for your build options. Of course, if you have "export CFLAGS="-pipe" in your .bashrc, that would cover all project that you build.

I updated the INSTALL file, too.

muranyia commented 4 years ago

Aw sorry for not coming back with the logs. Anyway the fix works... Thanks! I haven't tried --with-alsamidi which I did use before but I assume it wouldn't matter.