On Sun, 2012-07-22 at 07:02 +0200, Jeremiah Benham wrote:
I tried to create a new .exe but got this error:
keyboard.o: In function `load_xml_keymap':
/home/jjbenham/src/gub/target/mingw/src/denemo-git.savannah.gnu.org--denemo.git-master/src/keyboard.c:507:
undefined reference to `_install_commands'
The function install_commands() is provided by the file commands.c this
would likely mean that the Makefile it is using is old (autogen.sh
needed before generating the tar.gz that gub uses?)
The last time you built for windows this file was not there I think.
I have checked that commands.c is present in gub provides the needed
function (one thing you may notice is that the function is referred to
with a leading underscore _install_commands rather than
install_commands, I suspect this is just a naming convention - it is
quite a common one).
I am currently three commits ahead of master, so I can't directly test
the building of master, but I am confident it is ok (test on Linux if in
doubt). The commits I am waiting to push are to drop the generation of
icons for menu items, as (at least on my installation) they are not
showing anyway - see previous email - I need folk to confirm that they
are not seeing an icon on the Directives->Add Rehearsal/Bookmark item.
It could be just a bug in gtk-2, in which case we should keep the code
active.
There are a couple of other things that we should sort out before
release - one is the short cuts for those not using a MIDI controller.
Can someone please say what they use/would-want-to-use for entering
music entirely via pc-keyboard? Does anyone know what well-known
programs use? I could arrange that if MIDI keyboard is not connected (or
configured?) that the key-shortcuts are set appropriately.
The other thing is MIDI instrument list - I'll look to see if the set of
instruments in the soundfont we supply can be given in the (currently
empty) drop down list.
Richard
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [denemo.exe] Error 1
Jeremiah
On Sat 21/07/12 3:53 AM , Richard Shann wrote::
On Sat, 2012-07-21 at 08:32 +0100, Richard Shann wrote:
So the bottom line is that if we can extract the width and height from
the png we can drop the use of gdk-pixbuf loader altogether I suspect
(well, there is some uses elsewhere, but these should probably be
changed to cairo loads).
I have fixed the code so that width and height of pngs are directly read
so the only use of gdk-pixbuf is in thumbnails (I think it is), which
means that the windows version should now be working pretty much
perfectly.
Even without MIDI in I think we should make a release of this.
Can you cut a new windows .exe for testing?