tried to add ubuntu24 specifically to bld_prepare.sh
I have Ubuntu Studio 24.04.x on slow usb drive. I tried to get cingg sources there and compile her. It seems few packages changed their name (fftw3) or disappeared (python2) so I edited new case for our bld_prepare.sh script. git am patch attached, but it will be nice if anyone tested that on another ubuntu 24.04.x system
I tried this on fairly vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 in a Vbox VM, which was never used for CinGG compilations. 1. Getting the source from git, applying your patch, then running "blds/bld-prepare.sh ubuntu24" gave some errors. These were caused the the first wrong line of the ubuntu24 section, after the backslash there was text (starting with texinfo) which should be on the next line. After fixing that, bld_prepare ran OK. 2. "./autogen.sh" ran OK. 3. "./configure" ran OK by the looks of it. There are quite a few number of "no" answers in the HAVE section (attached), but if any of those are required for CinGG to run they should be in the prepare script, I think. 4. "make" ran to completion, gave me a single cin executable in the bin directory. Running that gave quite a few errors, then a segfault. I've attached the errors that came up. MatN On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 09:00:38 +0300 Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin <[email protected]> wrote:
I have Ubuntu Studio 24.04.x on slow usb drive.
I tried to get cingg sources there and compile her. It seems few packages changed their name (fftw3) or disappeared (python2) so I edited new case for our bld_prepare.sh script.
git am patch attached, but it will be nice if anyone tested that on another ubuntu 24.04.x system
пн, 16 дек. 2024 г., 15:01 Mat via Cin <[email protected]>:
I tried this on fairly vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 in a Vbox VM, which was never used for CinGG compilations.
1. Getting the source from git, applying your patch, then running "blds/bld-prepare.sh ubuntu24" gave some errors. These were caused the the first wrong line of the ubuntu24 section, after the backslash there was text (starting with texinfo) which should be on the next line. After fixing that, bld_prepare ran OK.
2. "./autogen.sh" ran OK.
3. "./configure" ran OK by the looks of it. There are quite a few number of "no" answers in the HAVE section (attached), but if any of those are required for CinGG to run they should be in the prepare script, I think.
4. "make" ran to completion, gave me a single cin executable in the bin directory. Running that gave quite a few errors, then a segfault. I've attached the errors that came up.
you missed "make install" ? ;) obviously I assume you ran configure with --with-single-user, so no system-level install will be performed Thanks for quick testing!
MatN
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 09:00:38 +0300 Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin <[email protected]> wrote:
I have Ubuntu Studio 24.04.x on slow usb drive.
I tried to get cingg sources there and compile her. It seems few packages changed their name (fftw3) or disappeared (python2) so I edited new case for our bld_prepare.sh script.
git am patch attached, but it will be nice if anyone tested that on another ubuntu 24.04.x system
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Duh! Yes, indeed I missed the install step, after that it is fine. No errors in the terminal it was started from. I missed the install because I normally build appimages, I just forgot about it. The Ubuntu 24 uses Wayland, quick tests show no strange things. As I run that under VirtualBox, it is necessary to enable 3D acceleration, else you get weird things at the bottom of the screen. I also have an VM with OpenSuse Tumbleweed, but I get all kinds of errors when running bld_prepare.sh. Also the Mint section is outdated, I think. I shall try something else. MatN On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 16:05:42 +0300 Andrew Randrianasulu <[email protected]> wrote:
пн, 16 дек. 2024 г., 15:01 Mat via Cin <[email protected]>:
I tried this on fairly vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 in a Vbox VM, which was never used for CinGG compilations.
1. Getting the source from git, applying your patch, then running "blds/bld-prepare.sh ubuntu24" gave some errors. These were caused the the first wrong line of the ubuntu24 section, after the backslash there was text (starting with texinfo) which should be on the next line. After fixing that, bld_prepare ran OK.
2. "./autogen.sh" ran OK.
3. "./configure" ran OK by the looks of it. There are quite a few number of "no" answers in the HAVE section (attached), but if any of those are required for CinGG to run they should be in the prepare script, I think.
4. "make" ran to completion, gave me a single cin executable in the bin directory. Running that gave quite a few errors, then a segfault. I've attached the errors that came up.
you missed "make install" ? ;) obviously I assume you ran configure with --with-single-user, so no system-level install will be performed
Thanks for quick testing!
MatN
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 09:00:38 +0300 Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin <[email protected]> wrote:
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пн, 16 дек. 2024 г., 15:01 Mat via Cin <[email protected]>:
I tried this on fairly vanilla Ubuntu 24.04 in a Vbox VM, which was never used for CinGG compilations.
1. Getting the source from git, applying your patch, then running "blds/bld-prepare.sh ubuntu24" gave some errors. These were caused the the first wrong line of the ubuntu24 section, after the backslash there was text (starting with texinfo) which should be on the next line. After fixing that, bld_prepare ran OK.
hopefully like attached patch? (doing this from Termux so no obvious way to test)
2. "./autogen.sh" ran OK.
3. "./configure" ran OK by the looks of it. There are quite a few number of "no" answers in the HAVE section (attached), but if any of those are required for CinGG to run they should be in the prepare script, I think.
4. "make" ran to completion, gave me a single cin executable in the bin directory. Running that gave quite a few errors, then a segfault. I've attached the errors that came up.
MatN
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 09:00:38 +0300 Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin <[email protected]> wrote:
I have Ubuntu Studio 24.04.x on slow usb drive.
I tried to get cingg sources there and compile her. It seems few packages changed their name (fftw3) or disappeared (python2) so I edited new case for our bld_prepare.sh script.
git am patch attached, but it will be nice if anyone tested that on another ubuntu 24.04.x system
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Yes, I never used bld_prepare.sh for compilation, only as a reference. пн, 16 дек. 2024 г., 09:01 Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin < [email protected]>:
I have Ubuntu Studio 24.04.x on slow usb drive.
I tried to get cingg sources there and compile her. It seems few packages changed their name (fftw3) or disappeared (python2) so I edited new case for our bld_prepare.sh script.
git am patch attached, but it will be nice if anyone tested that on another ubuntu 24.04.x system
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