zelurker
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6 years ago I am currently using gentoo too and don't have any problem. I don't understand your sdl_mixer related problem... ! And I don't think it actually uses sdl_mixer, maybe you meant sdl_sound ? It doesn't try to build sdl_sound, it tries to use /usr/local/lib/libsdl_sound.a by default, it's just because if you want a "good" sdl_sound, something able to read mp3s containing id3 tags without crashing ridiculously, you need the unreleased version, the one in mercury. So usually you build it manually and it ends up in /usr/local/lib, that's why it tries to use this version first, and it uses a static version so that if I release a binary, it's not lost. Now you can either :
- replace /usr/local/lib/libsdl_sound.a by -lSDL_sound knowing that the default one will lack support for mp3s containing id3 tags, not a problem if you don't use any neocd image with audio tracks in mp3.
- build your own version manually of sdl_sound, it will end up in /usr/local/lib
- try to use the gentoo ebuild to create a sdl_sound using libmpg123, that's the one needed for these id3 tags. I didn't try that but it should work, in this case you can also replace in the makefile to use the standard sdl_sound.
I hope I was clear enough, good luck !
2018-04-29 17:57 GMT+02:00 Pacho Ramos notifications@github.com:
Currently compilation in Gentoo fails because it tries to built its own SDLmixer static copy. That is because it is using "uname -n" to detect a gentoo system. That is a bit tricky and, for example, in my computer doesn't report anything related with gentoo.
It would be better to detect the presence of the file /etc/gentoo-release
Thanks
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pacho2
Currently compilation in Gentoo fails because it tries to built its own SDLmixer static copy. That is because it is using "uname -n" to detect a gentoo system. That is a bit tricky and, for example, in my computer doesn't report anything related with gentoo.
It would be better to detect the presence of the file /etc/gentoo-release
Thanks