Closed CorvusCorax closed 4 years ago
This is intentional - on Linux, we want to use the system/distro-provided versions of these libraries. The submodules only exist as a solution for Windows and macOS where there is no standard package manager for C++ shared libraries.
The docs could be clarified, but if you check them again, we say:
To build the SDL port of MilkyTracker you will need the following development libraries installed on your system ... For all non-Windows/macOS ports, the decompression libs (optional): ...
along with:
The following Git submodules are provided for linking into the Windows and macOS binaries:
On Ubuntu, simply run sudo apt-get install liblhasa-dev libzzip-dev librtmidi-dev
and re-run CMake.
Cheers, Dale 😃
could you add that info to Install.md then?
could you add that info to Install.md then?
Done.
On Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS Branch "master"
When following the Install.md tutorial:
leads to:
The submodules are not found, nor automatically compiled, the features they provide remain disabled.