Re: lame 3.93 & GTK
Re: lame 3.93 & GTK
- Subject: Re: lame 3.93 & GTK
- From: Guillermo Ortiz <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 14:32:43 -0800
You may want to look at:
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http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/Sample_Code/Cocoa/MP3_Player.htm>
On Nov 14, 2003, at 12:54 PM, shake wrote:
It worked! i changed my working directory to where it installed the
binaries (/usr/local/bin) and i typed "./lame" and there it was. yay!
i guess it did install itself. now i have to research NSTask.
thanks !
Dave
On Friday, November 14, 2003, at 03:02 PM,
email@hidden wrote:
GTK is not needed for LAME to function. GTK is only required when
using
LAME's analysis tools. LAME compiles fine under Jaguar. Just because
configure says something isn't installed doesn't mean the project
won't
compile. It's a status message, not an error message. I don't know how
famaliar you two are with configure scripts, but this tends to get
newbies, who see that the configure script hasn't found a bunch of
stuff
and assume something is broken. The whole point of a configure script
is
to make the project work on as many platforms as possible. If
./configure doesn't error out, things are fine.
I have not tried to compile this but I do know that GTK is a widget
library for XWindows. This would suggest lame has a UI component to
it
and even though it wouldn't be impossible to get this to compile,
which would require compiling gtk against apples X11 sdk, it would be
a lot of work. Try "./configure --help" to see if you can disable
gtk support so lame is compiled only as a command line program only.
Otherwise you may want to find a mp3 library that you wrap into a
framework to include in your application bundle.
Brian
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