james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>On Fri, 23 Sep, 2005 at 06:05PM +0100, James Shuttleworth spake thus:
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>>On Fri, 23 Sep, 2005 at 12:11PM -0400, Peter Lutek spake thus:
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>>>Peter Lutek wrote:
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>>>>james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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>>>>>On Fri, 23 Sep, 2005 at 11:25AM -0400, Peter Lutek spake thus:
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>>>>>>i've successfully compiled slat with clanlib 0.7 -- no error
>>>>>>messages. however, when i try to run it, i receive:
>>>>>>slat: error while loading shared libraries: libclanApp-0.7.so.0:
>>>>>>cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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>>>>>>i'm on a planet ccrma fc3 machine. any ideas?
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>>>>>Have you tried "locate libclanApp" to see if you have the file?
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>>>>>If you do, and it's in a sensible place, try running ldconfig.
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>>>>oops..... forgot to give the shared lib dir on the command line for
>>>>ldconfig..... DOH!
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>>>>it's all good now.... time to go play!
>>>>thanks - for your help and for SLAT!
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>>>any way to make it so you don't have to be in the dir where bg.png lives
>>>when starting slat? if i'm not there, i get an error message complaining
>>>that it couldn't open that file.
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>>Okay, for now change the install section of the makefile to:
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>>install:
>> install -o root -m a+rx slat /usr/bin
>> mkdir -p /usr/share/slat
>> install -o root -m a+r bg.png /usr/share/slat
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>Forgot about mp.png. Add this on the end.
> install -o root -m a+r mp.png /usr/share/slat
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>>And in theremin.cpp, change line 150 to:
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>> CL_Surface *bg = new CL_Surface("/usr/share/slat/bg.png");
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>And line 157 to:
> mp = new CL_Surface("/usr/share/slat/mp.png");
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>>And you should be all set. These changes will be in the next release.
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cool. thanks again!
i'll probably not get around to implementing that before next week....
and i'm running out of time to properly stress-test the addition of slat
in my live rig before tonight's gig. too bad.
looking forward to putting it through it's paces!
