[CF-Devel] Sound support in client configure

Sat Mar 10 17:48:58 CST 2001

Are there changes that can be made to the debian package of crossfire to not
require alsa dependencies or are the obscure dependencies in some
non-crossfire package?

Darren
On Sat, Mar 10, 2001 at 11:38:19AM +0200, Pertti Karppinen (OH6KTR) wrote:
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      I use debian linux (testing distribution) and due to some obscure

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      dependencies, I need to install some ALSA support libraries. The set is not

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      complete, so ALSA only programs won't work, or atleast have no sound.

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      So, to be able to compile crossfire clients, I added a --disable-alsa option

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      to configure.

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      I also did some rearranging in the order of the configure --help output, to

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      group things together a bit better. Some prettyprinting modifications also.

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      Patch to configure.in is included, so someone who usually does the official

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      autoconf run can apply it, if deemed appropriate.

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      -- 

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Content-Description: configure.in.patch
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      --- configure.in.orig	Sat Mar 10 11:24:42 2001

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      +++ configure.in	Sat Mar 10 10:55:39 2001

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      @@ -40,30 +40,35 @@

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       AC_ARG_ENABLE(ansi, [  --enable-ansi           turn on strict ansi [default=no]],

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       		    , enable_ansi=no)

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      -AC_ARG_ENABLE(gtk, [  --disable-gtk             make x11 client [default=make gtk client if available]],

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      -		gtk=no, gtk=yes )

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      -

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      -AC_ARG_ENABLE(sound, [  --disable-sound             disable sound support [default=make sound support if we supported libraries exit]],

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      +AC_ARG_ENABLE(sound, [  --disable-sound         disable sound support [default=make sound support if supported libraries exit]],

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       		sound=no, sound=yes )

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      +dnl This is because some of us use OSS sound, even with ALSA libs installed

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      +

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      +AC_ARG_ENABLE(alsa, [  --disable-alsa          disable ALSA sound support [default=use alsa sound support if alsa libraries exit]],

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      +		alsa=no, alsa=yes )

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      +

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      +AC_ARG_ENABLE(old-sound, [  --enable-old-sound      use the old sound code       ],

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      +		new_sound=no)

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      +

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      +AC_ARG_WITH(sound-dir, [  --with-sound-dir=dir    Directory where the sounds are located (default=/usr/local/lib/sounds)        ],

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      +		SOUNDDIR="$withval")

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      +

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       dnl The follow two are really just a way to specify where the xpm information

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       dnl resides if not with the normal X11 stuff (ie, in /usr/local and not /usr

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       dnl /usr/X11

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      -AC_ARG_WITH(ldflags, [  --with-ldflags=dir     provide addition linker directives to find libraries ],

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      +AC_ARG_WITH(ldflags, [  --with-ldflags=dir      provide addition linker directives to find libraries ],

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       		EXTRA_LIB="$withval")

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       AC_ARG_WITH(includes, [  --with-includes=dir     provide different compiler options to find headers with ],

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       		EXTRA_INC="$withval")

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      -AC_ARG_WITH(sound-dir, [  --with-sound-dir=dir     Directory where the sounds are located (default=/usr/local/lib/sounds)        ],

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      -		SOUNDDIR="$withval")

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      -

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      -AC_ARG_ENABLE(old-sound, [  --enable-old-sound     use the old sound code       ],

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      -		new_sound=no)

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      +AC_ARG_ENABLE(gtk, [  --disable-gtk           make x11 client [default=make gtk client if available]],

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      +		gtk=no, gtk=yes )

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       AC_PROG_CC

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      @@ -149,7 +154,9 @@

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       fi

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       if eval "test x$sound = xyes"; then

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      -  AC_CHECK_LIB(asound, main, alsa_sound=yes, , -lm)

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      +  if eval "test x$alsa = xyes"; then

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      +    AC_CHECK_LIB(asound, main, alsa_sound=yes, , -lm)

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      +  fi

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         AC_CHECK_LIB(audio, alNewConfig, sgi_sound=yes, )

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         AC_CHECK_HEADER(sys/soundcard.h, oss_sound=yes, oss_sound=no)

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         AC_CHECK_HEADER(sys/audioio.h, sun_sound=yes, sun_sound=no)

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