hi there,
according to scons -h, there is a prefix options which specifies the path pd will be installed to. I observed that building pd with scons prefix=/usr lets scons run into an endless loops - it just keeps eating memory and does appearantly nothing after the build process. It would be great to have some hints on building pd with scons in install.txt ... Also, the -mfpmath=sse option in the Sconscript in src/ failed on my p4 (with gentoo). changing this to -mfpmath=sse,387 seems to be a workaround.
with kind regards, thoralf.
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that building pd with scons prefix=/usr lets scons run into an endless loops - it just keeps eating memory and does appearantly nothing after the build process. It would be great to have some hints on building pd with scons in install.txt ...
hm ... i never experienced this ... where have you put your pd sources?
Also, the -mfpmath=sse option in the Sconscript in src/ failed on my p4 (with gentoo). changing this to -mfpmath=sse,387 seems to be a workaround.
how does it fail? to use the -mfpmath=sse option, i think, you'll have to use optimize=pentium4 or similar ...
cheers ... tim
hi Tim,
hm ... i never experienced this ... where have you put your pd sources?
They are in /root/Baustelle/pd , I used the "scons prefix=/usr install" command line. I tried changing the ('prefix', 'install prefix', '/usr/local'), line in src/SConscript to Pathoption('prefix', 'install prefix', '/usr/local'), but that didn't help.
src/ failed on my p4 (with gentoo). changing this
to
-mfpmath=sse,387 seems to be a workaround.
how does it fail? to use the -mfpmath=sse option, i think, you'll have to use optimize=pentium4 or similar ...
Yeah, this works! Thank you. Maybe this should be put into install.txt ...
with kind regards, thoralf.
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