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#slapt-src -i SuperCollider set SC_EL=no
only error...


CMake Error at editors/scel/el/CMakeLists.txt:21 (message):
Emacs could not be found.

(If emacs interface is not required, then set SC_EL=no)


-- Building with Sced for gedit 2 (UNIX)
-- Will copy HelpSource to /usr/share/SuperCollider
-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
fakeroot -- sh SuperCollider.SlackBuild Failed

why?

A wild guess: make sure emacs is installed.

free_spirit wrote:#slapt-src -i SuperCollider set SC_EL=no
only error...

There are three problems with this:
1) slapt-src cannot pass build options to the slackbuild scipts.
2) "set SC_EL=no" is not a legimate build option that can be passed SuperCollider.slackbuild.
3) Even if #1 & #2 were true, it will not solve the problem your seeing.

Emacs appears to be a build dependancy for SuperCollider, so your need to install it if you want to complile the package. Do this: then After the package is built and installed you then can remove emacs if you wish.

laprjns wrote:1) slapt-src cannot pass build options to the slackbuild scipts.

You can pass shell variables to slapt-src: and you can do the same in sourcery too, there's a right click option for that once you select something for installation.

But in this instance, SC_EL is not a shell variable.

laprjns wrote:2) "set SC_EL=no" is not a legimate build option that can be passed SuperCollider.slackbuild.

That is true. The SC_EL option is a cmake build option and you cannot pass it to the slackbuild. If you want to use it you need to edit the slackbuild and add a line somewhere between the other cmake options lines.

But installing emacs is of course another option.

ok it runs thanks again

I would like to fill ardour 3, but isn't on slapt-src
http://ardour.org/
it's possible?

free_spirit wrote:I would like to fill ardour 3, but isn't on slapt-src

Are you sure? I just checked, it's there.

i find slapt-src --search ardour
ardour:2.8.14 not ardour 3.5

i use salix 14.0.1 and you?

Ah, you want a newer version. Unfortunately if you want that, you'll have to do it yourself. You might be able to get away with it if you download the slackbuild and all supporting files along with the source tarball of the newer version, change the version number in the slackbuild and run the slackbuild manually to create a package. That is if you're lucky and nothing significant has changed between these versions.

when team salix upgrade this version of this software?