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This reverts commit 7d6f4db. Signed-off-by: Josh de Kock <[email protected]>
This reverts commit d3e5fce. Signed-off-by: Josh de Kock <[email protected]>
This reverts commit 61a2577. Signed-off-by: Josh de Kock <[email protected]>
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So this is necessary, though in your version it's just ../../../build/captain-jack
. Your stage
step performs a build-in-source kind of environment which I try to stay away from.
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Nevermind, I see what happened. install
doesn't like symlinks. Hmm.. okay. Disregard this.
I've integrated your comments, and updated the PR. |
Here is the diff I got to, on top of this PR.
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CMake is a silly amount of unneeded baggage for such a simple project. Signed-off-by: Josh de Kock <[email protected]>
Ok. Take two. |
Perfect, there we go :) I'm okay with this. I normally prefer CMake because I like Ninja, but I'm okay to do without it for now. I also don't mind building against the system |
If the project becomes a lot more complex (with many more components), then it might make sense to switch back to CMake, Unrelated (didn't think it warranted a separate issue): Could you add a README stating how to actually use this? |
Yeah I can; It's still under development so the next phase is to actually wire it up to JACK. Give me a few minutes. |
@joshdekock Added an initial readme. As I said it's still under development. |
CMake is definitely unneeded, it's massive, and yet another dependency. I've added a fairly simple makefile to replace it, and the install/uninstall scripts. I've also reverted the commits which vendor jack into this repo and patch it--this is very bad practise and shouldn't be in here.
p.s. looks like a cool project, I was contemplating writing a JACK driver for OSX to replace the old JACK driver which has long bitrot; but now I've found this, I'd be happy to help.