Re: [proaudio] fst fail to build on amd64

[allan k <sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

n Wed, 2009-01-28 at 12:13 +0900, sonofzev@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >> Woot. Which version? 
> >
> >museseq-1.0_pre1 and museseq-9999
> 
> Wow, I can't get museseq-1.0_pre1 to compile at all either. It has a dependency on the 
> unstable jack, whereas I use jackdmp (with the normal jack header) with the ** keyword. 
> If use --nodeps it still won't compile (possibly as I am using GCC 4.3.1)
> 
> >
> >> Last time I checked, MusE 0.9 was so outdated it failed to compile, and
> >> MusE 2 SVN still was lacking appropriate MIDI support.
> >
> >I get strange results with the svn version:
> >...
> >WARNING: Cannot lock memory:: Ne peut allouer de la mémoire
> >JACK is not running realtime  # it was running rt!
> 
> I always used to get this message with earlier versions and just ignored it. 
> >
> >It was also impossible to interconnect Muse with timidity because muse was into
> >the MIDI tab and timidity into the alsa one.
> 
> So MusE  SVN is actually showing a MIDI device now? Although I take it you didn't test 
> this as you are using Timidity I am using outboard MIDI gear exclusively for all my 
> sounds. 
> I'm going to try and compile again tonight and see what happens. If it works well then 
> I don't need to wait for Ardour 3 to stabilise. Although still plan to keep testing.... 
> I really actually liked working with MusE and ardour synced via jack transport (1 
> workspace for MIDI and one for audio).. as I work in a more traditional work flow.. 
> completing all the MIDI stuff then track recording in everything and finishing the 
> mixing in ardour. 
> >
> >Rosegarden is better for now. 
> 
> Aside from the fact that I prefer the MusE interface, I could never get it to sync 
> properly to an external MIDI clock, whereas MusE always used to have pretty good MIDI 
> sync functionality. (I did do alot of testing from about version 0.3 onwards.)
> >
> 
> I will try and compile SVN tonight and report back. If it works with MIDI sync (again) 
> then this will dramatically speed up my output. 
> 
> 
> 
Okay . Muse SVN compiles but I don't get a jackmidi port for it.. From
what I can see BAU.. gui exists but no actual functionality. 

dammit