Since the project will switch to cmake soon it's moot here, but why make this change? If a project has gone to the trouble of providing a working autogen.sh script, we usually want to use it.
Hmmm ... good points there Ryan. @ra1nb0w do you know if 'rtaudio' supports CMake builds yet? If so, can you figure out how to implement that instead? Using CMake is preferable to GNU Autotools IMHO. Otherwise I'd say let's just let this go & remember it for the future.
version 5.0.0 (last version available) has CMakeLists.txt but doesn't work. I started the port preferring cmake but it requires many changes/patches and at the end I choose to use autotools that works. The trunk works perfectly with cmake, and in fact implements some change that I did plus a refactor. The note is to remember that the new version can be migrated to cmake.
Ok makes sense. I sounds like when the next version is released the CMake scripts might work better & so it's worth a try moving there at that time & thus then getting rid of all the autotools stuff. It's your port, so you can have that fun!
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Since the project will switch to cmake soon it's moot here, but why make this change? If a project has gone to the trouble of providing a working autogen.sh script, we usually want to use it.
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Hmmm ... good points there Ryan. @ra1nb0w do you know if 'rtaudio' supports CMake builds yet? If so, can you figure out how to implement that instead? Using CMake is preferable to GNU Autotools IMHO. Otherwise I'd say let's just let this go & remember it for the future.
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version 5.0.0 (last version available) has
CMakeLists.txtbut doesn't work. I started the port preferring cmake but it requires many changes/patches and at the end I choose to use autotools that works. The trunk works perfectly with cmake, and in fact implements some change that I did plus a refactor. The note is to remember that the new version can be migrated to cmake.This comment has been minimized.
Ok makes sense. I sounds like when the next version is released the CMake scripts might work better & so it's worth a try moving there at that time & thus then getting rid of all the autotools stuff. It's your port, so you can have that fun!
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