build_analyzer.py can't link on 64-bit machines

[roytu]

On a 64-bit Linux machine, g++ rejects libAnalyzer.so and doesn't find libAnalyzer64.so.

Quick fix: change line 43 of build_analyzer.py from

link_dependencies = [ "-lAnalyzer" ] #refers to libAnalyzer.dylib or libAnalyzer.so

to

link_dependencies = [ "-lAnalyzer64" ] #refers to libAnalyzer.dylib or libAnalyzer.so

[Marcus10110]

We'll get this fixed properly longer term, but instructions to build for 64 bit Linux are found in the readme.txt file located in the analyzer libs folder. I suspect linking libAnalyzer64.so without renaming it first might prevent the compiled library from finding the libAnalyzer.so provided with the Logic software, but I haven't tested that.

[Marcus10110]

I'll close this issue because since instructions are already present to build for 64 bit Linux, it's technically an enhancement.

[C0rn3j]

The instructions are poor as is. Just fix the damn issue.

Here's how to do it properly in the script:

dustin/logic-pwm@03d6846