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Hi,

You need to run the script from inside the wxMac source directory, that should solve your problems. It looks like you're trying to run it from inside a lower level directory, namely docs.

Paul.

Hi, The other options to configure while not strictly necessary, are a good idea. We're telling configure to use wxMac's versions of certain libraries, and to build in OSX 10.4 compatibility mode. This is known to work. You can use /usr/local as your install path, the only thing to note is that you ...

OK, the error you got is cryptic but correct. When you say you've installed wxMac 2.8.10, exactly which version? wxMac can be built as release or debug, ansi or unicode and dynamically or statically; giving a total of 8 different combinations. What you've asked audacity to build with is a static, un...

OK, From memory pkg-config install to /usr/local by default. So, you need to add /usr/local/bin to your path. Assuming that your shell is bash, you can either add it on the commend line export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin and then run xcode from the shell or a more permanent fix is to add it to one of ...

OK,

I'll need a little extra information. How did you install pkg-config?

Regards,

Paul.

I've sent a message via the audacity mailing list to answer this but it's here as well for others. I run a server that builds Audacity from scratch every night on OSX to check that the build process works. I probably know before anyone else whether or not the OSX build is broken. Currently two thing...

Shift Apple G in the Finder allows you to type the name of the folder you want to navigate to, also found in the "Go" menu. From there you can enter /tmp or whatever.

If you read this thread from the beginning you will see that I submitted a patch to libmad that solves this problem. I don't know whether or not it's been added to the CVS repository yet but it should be easy enough for you to add into the appropriate header file.

Paul

Did you up the wxMac version to 2.8 in the Xcode build preferences pane when you changed the wxMac path.

It looks like you're asking for wxMac 2.6 and only have 2.8 installed. You may also need to fiddle with which configuration of Audacity you build so that it matches your install of wxMac.

Paul

Make sure that you've set up the WX_PREFIX for the configuration that you're building. Check that it's propogated through to the other build targets. If not change them as well. If you do the top level Audacity project it should propogate through, although it can be a bit funny, the Configuration ta...