Finally, Ubuntu 9.10 is released, and so did the new version of ChucK (1.2.1.3) and miniAudicle (0.2.0.0). Now we can compile easier, we don't have to hack the source code any more.
Here's the requirements before compiling and installing ChucK and miniAudicle:
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build-essential bison flex
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libsndfile-dev
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libasound-dev (if you're compiling for ALSA)
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libjack-dev (if you're compiling for JACK, but i always prepare both ALSA and JACK version)
For miniAudicle, you also need libwxgtk2.8-dev (in the past, miniAudicle needs version 2.6 not 2.8, now it's ok with version 2.8).
Compiling miniAudicle
From the source code folder, use make linux-alsa to compile for ALSA version. The result executable will be miniAudicle in wxw folder. I usually move it to /usr/bin for running it from anywhere easily.
To make for JACK, extract a
fresh new miniAudicle source code, then make linux-jack to compile
for JACK. This time, I usually move the exectuable and rename to
/usr/bin/miniAudicle-jack so I can keep 2 versions alongside.
From the source code's src folder, use make linux-alsa or make linux-jack whether you need ALSA or JACK version, and the result: chuck can be copied to /usr/bin, just like my example above with miniAudicle.
Happy ChucKing on Ubuntu.
edit @ 2 Nov 2009 11:14:00 by kijjaz
edit @ 2 Nov 2009 11:24:18 by kijjaz
