Failed on building 1.3.12 with wxWidget 2.8.11

[Edgar]

my goal is to perform scripting in audacity and the "make" in lib-src/mod-script-pipe gives me the following errors:

/usr/local/include/wx/chkconf.h:47:9: error: #error "wxUSE_DYNLIB_CLASS must be defined."[ScripterCallback.o] Error 1

others have run into this; searching:
http://www.google.com/search?aq=f&sourc ... be+defined
brings up any number of discussions. Not being a Linux person, this seems interesting:
http://kellyjones.netfirms.com/misc/wxW ... ation.html

You might track down the mod-script-pipe author; this post might help:
http://audacity.238276.n2.nabble.com/Re ... 58214.html

[Gale Andrews]

preethishravan,
I had go back to svn checkout -r 11014 ... to find something that would compile with Ubuntu 10.10. Read this:
http://audacity.238276.n2.nabble.com/Da ... 36157.html
on the Audacity -devel mailing list for details. In short they know it is broken but have not had time to fix it yet.

Isn't that a very specific issue building Ubuntu 10.04 with an older FFmpeg? Audacity HEAD Unicode Release builds OK for me with Ubuntu's system FFmpeg on Ubuntu 10.10 (Natty is actually 11.04 so the issue isn't all that clear).




Gale

[Edgar]

they know it is broken but have not had time to fix it yet.

Isn't that a very specific issue building Ubuntu 10.04 with an older FFmpeg? Audacity HEAD Unicode Release builds OK for me with Ubuntu's system FFmpeg on Ubuntu 10.10 (Natty is actually 11.04 so the issue isn't all that clear).
Gale

I all of a sudden could not build post r11014 in Ubuntu & Fedora (but did not discover the problem until r11100 so needed to DL almost 25 revisions to pinpoint the last usable one). I have tried clean installs of Ubuntu 10.10 (32- & 64-bit), kubuntu8.10 & Fedora14 (64 bit) and still cannot build unless I drop back to r11014. As I understand it, we are just waiting for someone to install Benjamin's patches. I am supporting a couple other Linux users off-list all of whom are also having the same problem. It's no big deal now that I know how to SVN an older revision; the real hassle was finding out how far back I had to go to get a DL which would compile.