Just noticed the new 0.9.15 release, got it building on Gentoo, and then
found that the non-dbus build's ALSA modules appear to be broken:
E: modinfo.c: Failed to open module "/usr/lib64/pulse-0.9.15/modules/module-alsa-card": file not found
E: modinfo.c: Failed to open module "/usr/lib64/pulse-0.9.15/modules/module-alsa-sink": file not found
E: modinfo.c: Failed to open module "/usr/lib64/pulse-0.9.15/modules/module-alsa-source": file not found
Using a simple dlopen tool to use to test for these cases, and you get:
~/dl_opener module-alsa-source.so
dlopen failed: error "/usr/lib/pulse-0.9.15/modules/libalsa-util.so: undefined symbol: pa_reserve_wrapper_get"
I've only looked at the "reverve_wrapper" functionality briefly, but
it appears liberally used in the ALSA modules, and seems to be added only
to the dbus builds.
I'm not using dbus because I have a system-wide daemon usage and didn't
want to go through allocating a dbus instance/etc. at this time.
Is this something that can stubbed out (relatively) safely?
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