Subject: Re: [LAU] Bristol on FC6 x86_64 ?

From: Mike Taht <mike.taht@...> · Date: Sunday, April 15, 2007 - 3:47 pm

On 4/15/07, Mike Taht  wrote:

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> On 4/15/07, lanas  wrote:

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> > Anyone been successful at running Bristol on FC6 x86_64 ?

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> Well, my first attempt at compiling it for x86_64 showed a few dozen

> casting issues of the form:

>

> audioGUI.c: In function 'getControllerName':

> audioGUI.c:160: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size

> audioGUI.c:163: warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size

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> These are probably responsible for your segfault. Bristol - at least the

> version I'm looking at - was last worked on in 2002. Perhaps there's a later

> version in a cvs or svn tree somewhere?

>
OK, found the latest and greatest on

https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=157415
I only got one casting error while building the latest version, (0.9.6), but

it bombed out on linking... fixing now...
Finding all the spots where these casts occur and redefining the integers as

quoted text> "size_t" will address this particular issue.

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> I get is the following (complete console output available):

> >

> >

> > # bristol -jack -mini

> >

> > [...]

> > /usr/share/bristol/bin/startBristol: line 302: 22346 Erreur de

> > segmentation  $BRISTOL/bin/brighton $* -engine

> >

> > And although that par tof the program has bailed out, there's still in

> > 'ps aux':

> >

> > /usr/share/bristol/bin/bristol -rate 48000 -count 102

> >

> > And jack has bristol entries for both audio and MIDI. Hey, if I

> > actually try this with a MIDI keyboard...

> >

> > Nope.  No sound.  Anyways, there's no GUI to change sound parameters.

> >

> > Anyone been successful at running Bristol on FC6 x86_64 ?

> >

> >

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