I recently tried compiling paulstretch on ubuntu 11.04, and found that it ran into some problems compiling. Here's the output from running compile_linux_fftw.sh:
PAaudiooutput.cpp:29:9: error: ‘PaStreamCallbackTimeInfo’ does not name a type
PAaudiooutput.cpp:29:35: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of ‘outTime’ with no type
PAaudiooutput.cpp:29:43: error: ‘PaStreamCallbackFlags’ has not been declared
PAaudiooutput.cpp: In function ‘void PAaudiooutputinit(Player*, int)’:
PAaudiooutput.cpp:40:94: error: invalid conversion from ‘int (*)(const void*, void*, long unsigned int, const int*, int, void*)’ to ‘long unsigned int’
PAaudiooutput.cpp:40:94: error: too few arguments to function ‘PaError Pa_OpenDefaultStream(PortAudioStream**, int, int, PaSampleFormat, double, long unsigned int, long unsigned int, int (*)(void*, void*, long unsigned int, PaTimestamp, void*), void*)’
/usr/include/portaudio.h:355:9: note: declared here
I did some googling, and it seems that paulstretch is written to use, and depends on, portaudio version 1.9 (package portaudio19-dev on ubuntu). However, this conflicts with the more recent version of portaudio, which Jack (and all my Jack apps) seem to depend on. Does anyone know of a way around this? Failing that, does anyone know what the likelihood is of paulstretch being patched to use the newer version of portaudio? (Is development on it still active?)
Thanks for your help,
James
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