Tim Blechmann wrote:
That doesn't seem to have fixed it... :( I even removed the pd module and downloaded it from scratch in case it was a problem with cvs not updating correctly. I'm running kernel 2.6.8, with gcc 3.3.4.
could you try to compile with --enable-optimize=(insert your processor)
I have a k7, the only ones listed are p4, p3, g4, g5. Trying it with --enable-optimize=k7 yields an error of course:
m_simd_sse_gcc.c
m_simd_sse_gcc.c:690: warning: function declaration isn't a prototype
m_simd_sse_gcc.c: In function setvec_simd': m_simd_sse_gcc.c:40: error: impossible constraint inasm'
make: *** [m_simd_sse_gcc.o] Error 1
and --enable-simd ... also ... make sure that you check out the m_simd.c file ...
I added --enable-simd and I still got the error. I made sure I have m_simd.c, I looked in it to see if there were any configurations and saw none. I'm still getting this error after issuing a make:
g_io.o(.text+0x78b): In function vinlet_perfsimd': : undefined reference tocopyvec'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [../bin/pd] Error 1
After I updated there wasn't a ./configure script as usual. I ran autoconf without any args and that created a configure script. Perhaps there was an error there?
Thanks for your help -Ian
cheers ... tim