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- Re: MAD play will not compile (Rob Leslie)
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Message: 1 Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 11:39:04 -0700 Subject: Re: [mad-user] MAD play will not compile From: Rob Leslie rob@mars.org To: mad-user@lists.mars.org
On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 10:51 PM, dj nano wrote:
Hello, I've searched the archives and no one else seems to have this problem: When I attempt to compile the 4th of the tarballs, madplay-0.15.0b it finds errors in the 'libid3' links. Libid3 already compiled successfully. This occurs even when I use the syntax "./configure --libdir=/usr/local/lib", (the configure completes). Is this error somehow related to all the info in the archives about MAD not handling ID3 tagging properly? Is there a workaround? Unlike most I don't really care if the ID info shows up; I'm looking for better playback. I use Red Hat 9 on a dual athlon 1900+ with an m-Audio delta 1010 (run by ALSA). Can anyone advise?
The problem seems to be you are linking against older versions of libmad and libid3tag. Make sure you run 'make install' on both of those after you build them, before you build madplay.
FYI, --libdir only affects the installation directory for libraries, not where to look for them for building/linking. If you've installed the libraries in an unusual place, you'll need to tell the 'configure' for madplay where they are like this:
./configure ... CPPFLAGS="-I/some/include/dir"LDFLAGS="-L/some/lib/dir"
I did a make install on all items in question and they are all in the default locations. I will look for updates but I downloaded the latest from sourceforge. Thanks!