From: Josh Parmenter ()
Date: May 11, 2008
Subject:
Re: Building Sclang Executable on OS X (leopard or
Hi x,
I had a problem building due to conflicting symbols. Commenting out =
this in SC_LanguageClient.cpp seems to have worked:
//#if !defined(HAVE_SPEECH)
//void initSpeechPrimitives();
//void initSpeechPrimitives()
//{
//}
//#endif // HAVE_SPEECH
But there is probably a better solution???
Best,
Josh
On May 11, 2008, at 9:18 PM, blackrain wrote:
> done.
> please svn update.
> try a build of sclang target.
> There is a new document 'README SCLang OSX' with steps to setup a
> library to work with sclang in os x.
>
> let me know how it goes.
>
> cheers,
>
> x
>
> On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 2:40 PM, scacinto > wrote:
>>
>> Could you define what steps you are speaking of and provide a =
>> link? Are they
>> the same as the wiki? I've tried all of the instructions on the =
>> wiki with
>> two different computers and OSes and both fail to compile correctly =
>> (with
>> the modification of some files called for which are not present in =
>> the
>> current revision as per my original post.)
>>
>> -S
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> blackrain-2 wrote:
>>>
>>> The steps I posted here ages ago still work.
>>> All source files still exist and there is no need to mod them at all
>>> but make some defines/additions to the project.
>>> The current xcode sclang project is wrong; it hooks the cocoa views
>>> primitives and other stuff that will make sclang fail but appear =
>>> like
>>> all is good (launch, compile and finish); I will check in the =
>>> changes
>>> soon to svn.
>>> I got no clue about scons - I dont use it on osx.
>>>
>>> x
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 6:10 PM, scacinto >> >
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I just tried to build sclang following the directions on the =
>>>> wiki. The
>>>> directions seem to be seriously outdated and flawed in several =
>>>> respects,
>>>> including calling for the editing of several files which no =
>>>> longer seem
>>>> to
>>>> exist. I'll post the output of my attempt to run the executable =
>>>> at the
>>>> end
>>>> of this post.
>>>>
>>>> So I've tried two different methods described on the wiki, using =
>>>> scons
>>>> and
>>>> using XCode, both of which failed. This seems like a bit of a =
>>>> problem,
>>>> especially if someone new (without the commitment of a long-time =
>>>> user)
>>>> would
>>>> like to get sclang running on OS X.
>>>>
>>>> Could someone post clear instructions on how to compile SC with =
>>>> sclang
>>>> using
>>>> scons or XCode if they have managed to do so? Also, please post =
>>>> the
>>>> version
>>>> of XCode you are using (My failed attempt used 2.4.1) the OS (ex.
>>>> 10.4.11)
>>>> and whether you are using a PPC or Intel mac.
>>>>
>>>> It seems that getting a reliable and simple method of compiling =
>>>> with the
>>>> sclang executable available for peruzal on the wiki, in the how- =
>>>> to page
>>>> of
>>>> the sourceforge page or even, perhaps preferably, in the OS X =
>>>> README, is
>>>> a
>>>> must as more and more people I talk to seem a little dissatisfied =
>>>> with
>>>> the
>>>> current Interpreter.
>>>>
>>>> Thoughts?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> -S
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Waz:/Applications/Audio_Applications/SuperCollider3/build scott$
>>>> ./sclang
>>>> init_OSC
>>>> compiling class library..
>>>> NumPrimitives =3D 551
>>>> compiling dir:
>>>> '/Applications/Audio_Applications/SuperCollider3/build/ =
>>>> SCClassLibrary'
>>>> compiling dir: '/Library/Application
>>>> Support/SuperCollider/Extensions'
>>>> compiling dir: '/Users/scott/Library/Application
>>>> Support/SuperCollider/Extensions'
>>>> pass 1 done
>>>> Extension overwriting SimpleNumber:asTimeString
>>>> in file '/Library/Application
>>>> Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/ljpclasses/classes/LJP
>>>> Classes/Extensions/SimpleNumber-asTimeString.sc'.
>>>> Original method in file '/Common/Math/ =
>>>> SimpleNumber.sc'.
>>>> WARNING: FunctionDef contains variable declarations and so will =
>>>> not be
>>>> inlined.
>>>> in file '/Users/scott/Library/Application
>>>> Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/quarks/NonRT/batchNRT/batchNRT.sc'
>>>> line 93 char 14:
>>>> var psfr;? // Please =
>>>> ignore SC's
>>>> warning about not inlining this function.
>>>> psfr =3D SoundFile.new;
>>>> -----------------------------------
>>>> numentries =3D 1124454 / 18350124 =3D 0.061
>>>> Method Table Size 9205632 bytes
>>>> Number of Method Selectors 5738
>>>> Number of Classes 3198
>>>> big table size 73400496
>>>> Number of Symbols 14287
>>>> Byte Code Size 500140
>>>> compiled 565 files in 4.92 seconds
>>>> compile done
>>>> // History.logFolder: /Users/scott/Library/Application
>>>> Support/SuperCollider/HistoryLogs
>>>> Class tree inited in 0.18 seconds
>>>> ERROR: A primitive was not bound. 0 550
>>>> Instance of Method { (0175CDF0, gc=3D01, fmt=3D00, flg=3D11, set=3D=
04)
>>>> instance variables [15]
>>>> raw1 : Float 3.885846e-318 00000000 000C0048
>>>> raw2 : Float 5.56268497783366e-309 00040000 04000304
>>>> code : instance of Int8Array (0175CF30, size=3D4, set=3D1)
>>>> selectors : nil
>>>> constants : nil
>>>> prototypeFrame : instance of Array (0175CEE0, size=3D4, set=3D2)
>>>> context : nil
>>>> argNames : instance of SymbolArray (0175CEA0, size=3D4, set=3D1)
>>>> varNames : nil
>>>> sourceCode : nil
>>>> ownerClass : class SCView (01713D70)
>>>> name : Symbol 'prInit'
>>>> primitiveName : Symbol '_SCView_New'
>>>> filenameSymbol : Symbol
>>>>
>>>> '/Applications/Audio_Applications/SuperCollider3/build/ =
>>>> SCClassLibrary/Common/GUI/Base/SCView.sc'
>>>> charPos : Integer 6387
>>>> }
>>>> ERROR: Primitive 'none' failed.
>>>> Failed.
>>>> RECEIVER:
>>>> nil
>>>> CALL STACK:
>>>> MethodError:reportError 0166AE30
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> Nil:handleError 0166AEF0
>>>> arg this =3D nil
>>>> arg error =3D
>>>> Thread:handleError 0166AE90
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg error =3D
>>>> Object:throw 0166ADD0
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> Object:primitiveFailed 0166AD70
>>>> arg this =3D nil
>>>> SCView:init 0166AD10
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg argParent =3D nil
>>>> arg argBounds =3D
>>>> SCContainerView:init 0166ACB0
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg argParent =3D nil
>>>> arg argBounds =3D
>>>> SCWindow:initSCWindow 016AA430
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg argName =3D "internal server"
>>>> arg argBounds =3D
>>>> arg resizable =3D false
>>>> arg border =3D true
>>>> arg scroll =3D false
>>>> Server:makeGui 01621CB0
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg w =3D nil
>>>> var active =3D nil
>>>> var booter =3D nil
>>>> var killer =3D nil
>>>> var makeDefault =3D nil
>>>> var running =3D nil
>>>> var booting =3D nil
>>>> var stopped =3D nil
>>>> var bundling =3D nil
>>>> var recorder =3D nil
>>>> var scoper =3D nil
>>>> var countsViews =3D nil
>>>> var ctlr =3D nil
>>>> var dumping =3D false
>>>> var label =3D "internal server"
>>>> var gui =3D class CocoaGUI
>>>> var font =3D
>>>> var volumeNum =3D nil
>>>> Server:makeWindow 0166AA70
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg w =3D nil
>>>> OSXPlatform:startup 01716400
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> Main:startup 017163A0
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> ERROR: A primitive was not bound. 0 550
>>>> Instance of Method { (02095980, gc=3D01, fmt=3D00, flg=3D11, set=3D=
04)
>>>> instance variables [15]
>>>> raw1 : Float 3.885727e-318 00000000 000C0030
>>>> raw2 : Float 1.390671244457466e-309 00010000 01000001
>>>> code : instance of Int8Array (02095A30, size=3D1, set=3D1)
>>>> selectors : nil
>>>> constants : nil
>>>> prototypeFrame : instance of Array (013A6FC0, size=3D1, set=3D1)
>>>> context : nil
>>>> argNames : instance of SymbolArray (013A7000, size=3D1, set=3D1)
>>>> varNames : nil
>>>> sourceCode : nil
>>>> ownerClass : class Meta_CocoaDocument (02091B70)
>>>> name : Symbol 'prGetIndexOfListener'
>>>> primitiveName : Symbol '_TextWindow_GetIndexOfListener'
>>>> filenameSymbol : Symbol
>>>>
>>>> '/Applications/Audio_Applications/SuperCollider3/build/ =
>>>> SCClassLibrary/Platform/osx/CocoaDocument.sc'
>>>> charPos : Integer 3010
>>>> }
>>>> ERROR: Primitive '_BasicAt' failed.
>>>> Index not an Integer
>>>> RECEIVER:
>>>> Instance of Array { (016AAC90, gc=3D20, fmt=3D01, flg=3D00, set=3D0=
0)
>>>> indexed slots [0]
>>>> }
>>>> CALL STACK:
>>>> MethodError:reportError 013CAC50
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> Nil:handleError 013CABF0
>>>> arg this =3D nil
>>>> arg error =3D
>>>> Thread:handleError 013CAB90
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg error =3D
>>>> Thread:handleError 013CAB30
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg error =3D
>>>> Object:throw 013CAAD0
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> Object:primitiveFailed 013CAA70
>>>> arg this =3D [*0]
>>>> < FunctionDef in Method Meta_CocoaDocument:startup > (no
>>>> arguments
>>>> or variables)
>>>> Routine:prStart 0166AAD0
>>>> arg this =3D
>>>> arg inval =3D 4.991427843
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> scacinto wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I've recently become dissatisfied with the supercollider =
>>>>> interpreter
>>>> (for
>>>>> a number of reasons including no line numbers, no auto syntax
>>>>> highlighting, open windows all over causing headaches, etc.) and =
>>>>> would
>>>>> like to be able to work with the sclang executable instead via =
>>>>> another
>>>>> text editor. I've attempted to build the executable from the =
>>>>> source
>>>> using
>>>>> scons but get a host of errors. Has anyone had success building =
>>>>> the
>>>>> executable from source on a MacIntel with Leopard? The error =
>>>>> (if you
>>>>> care) is as follows.
>>>>>
>>>>> ...Source/lang/LangPrimSource/PyrSched.cpp: In function 'void
>>>>> syncOSCOffsetWithTimeOfDay()':
>>>>> Source/lang/LangPrimSource/PyrSched.cpp:290: error: =
>>>>> 'gettimeofday' was
>>>> not
>>>>> declared in this scope
>>>>> scons: *** [Source/lang/LangPrimSource/PyrSched.os] Error 1
>>>>> scons: building terminated because of errors.
>>>>>
>>>>> If I edit out this section and try again, other files pop up with
>>>> errors.
>>>>>
>>>>> I know there are instructions on the wiki for ways to build from
>>>> source
>>>>> using XCode, and other means, but the instructions are rather =
>>>>> cryptic,
>>>> and
>>>>> some didn't work for me at all. Is there an easy (practical) =
>>>>> way to
>>>> do
>>>>> this that doesn't require hours of reading/editing?
>>>>>
>>>>> Another question. Has anyone tried the text-editor Smultron? =
>>>>> It has
>>>> a
>>>>> number of nice features, from auto syntax highlighting to auto =
>>>>> line
>>>>> numbering, in-window (quicklook) document opening so all docs are
>>>>> contained within a single window, one need only click one to =
>>>>> access
>>>> it.
>>>>> It has multiple view support and some other niceties. It can =
>>>>> execute
>>>>> scripts, inline posts, etc. It seems like one could easily script
>>>> this
>>>>> program to work like SCVim and get some of the features missing =
>>>>> in the
>>>>> interpreter.
>>>>>
>>>>> I would love to hear what people are thinking about the current UI
>>>>> Interpreter and their workarounds for working with the sclang
>>>> executable
>>>>> with other programs.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>> - Scott
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
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