Cannot compile

[ssshake]

I've followed these instructions, which seem pretty simple. But when I compile it says, "..\src\dos/cdrom.h:20:23: error: SDL_sound.h: No such file or directory"

Build Instructions

1. Download SDL_sound from http://icculus.org/SDL_sound/downloads/.
2. Extract the files into the src subdirectory in this folder.
3. Import the NDK project in this directory into your NDK workspace, it should
   create a project called SDL_sound.
4. Build the project.

My take on the above instructions are:

1. Add dosbox to NDK via git
2. Download sdl_sound 1.0.3 and extract it to 3rdparty/SDL_sound/src under the doxbox project directory
3. Import it to existing workspace? I have no found an option that creates a project called SDL_sound. I can't get that step to occur.

[jnicholl]

If you open the NDK, there should be an "Import" option in the File menu. I believe the option is to import "Existing Projects into Workspace". Let me know if you can't find it.

-----Original Message-----
From: ssshake [mailto:reply@reply.github.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 3:20 PM
To: Jeremy Nicholl
Subject: [DosBox] Cannot compile (#5)

I've followed these instructions, which seem pretty simple. But when I compile it says, "..\src\dos/cdrom.h:20:23: error: SDL_sound.h: No such file or directory"

Build Instructions

1. Download SDL_sound from http://icculus.org/SDL_sound/downloads/.
2. Extract the files into the src subdirectory in this folder.
3. Import the NDK project in this directory into your NDK workspace, it should
   create a project called SDL_sound.
4. Build the project.

My take on the above instructions are:

1. Add dosbox to NDK via git
2. Download sdl_sound 1.0.3 and extract it to 3rdparty/SDL_sound/src under the doxbox project directory
3. Import it to existing workspace? I have no found an option that creates a project called SDL_sound. I can't get that step to occur.

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[ssshake]

Thanks for the quick response. This wasn't the process I was using, but I tried it too against SDL_sound-1.0.3.tar.gz archive and it says no projects are found to import. The posted instructions are a bit misleading as to what to expect.

Let me review what I've tried.

1. Add dosbox to NDK via git - this gives me a "doxbox [DosBos master]" project in Momentics

2. Download SDL_sounds-1.0.3.tar.gz from site listed (appears offline right now??)

3. Extract tar.gz to c:...\workspace\dosbox\3rdpart\SDL_sound\src. To be clear beneath src folder it has subdirs such as decoders, docs and files like SDL_sound.h

4. From here I've tried the following.
   a) File > Import > Archive > tar.gz file into workspace dosbox
   b) File > Import > File system > extracted files under src into doxbox
   c) Your suggestion of existing projects into workspace (was I supposed to create a project in momentics for SDL_sound first? If so how, as I've already tried to make a separate project for SDL_sound without success)

The instructions say "it should create a project called SDL_sound." So am I to literally expect a project named SDL_sound in my main hierarchy of momentics? I dont understand at which point this project is supposedly created.

Thanks

[ssshake]

I manually set the path of the library and I get further but now I'm stuck at this

-IC:\Development\git\git\SDL\include -IC:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound\src -D__QNXNTO__ -D__PLAYBOOK__ -c -g

cc1plus: out of memory allocating 65536 bytes

I'm not an expert at this stuff so it might be above my head. Trying to learn as I go. Seems to me like I would set this malloc higher but should I even have to. Is it a cause or a symptom in other words.

[ssshake]

To be inclusive of my steps before I got the allocation error I previously got this

..\src\dos\cdrom_image.cpp:95: error: 'Sound_Seek' was not declared in this scope
..\src\dos\cdrom_image.cpp: In member function 'virtual int CDROM_Interface_Image::AudioFile::getLength()':
..\src\dos\cdrom_image.cpp:114: error: 'SOUND_SAMPLEFLAG_CANSEEK' was not declared in this scope
..\src\dos\cdrom_image.cpp:117: error: 'Sound_Seek' was not declared in this scope
cc: C:/development/bbndk-2.0.0/host/win32/x86/usr/lib/gcc/i486-pc-nto-qnx6.5.0/4.4.2/cc1plus caught signal 1
Build error occurred, build is stopped
Time consumed: 7375 ms.

As such I commented out this (not knowing what I'm doing) to see what would happen if I got rid of that error:
//int success = Sound_Seek(sample, (int)((double)(seek) / 176.4f));

[asimonov-im]

Hang on a minute! :)
I have a reply, but I haven't finished typing it yet!

[asimonov-im]

Inside the https://github.com/blackberry/DosBox/tree/master/3rdparty/SDL_sound directory, which should be part of your Dosbox checkout, there are project files for SDL_sound. If you extract the contents of the .tar.gz file that you downloaded into that directory, then you should be able to import a project into the NDK from that directory.

Sorry for the confusion. Is that any more clear?

[asimonov-im]

I don't know what the malloc issue is, I suspect it's not a real problem but just a symptom of the compiler not knowing what files to look at (for example, if it was trying to open a zip file as a source file, or something).

[asimonov-im]

What directory did it search when it looked for projects to import? It does not search recursively (unfortunately) so you may have to direct it into the 3rdparty/SDL_sound directory to find the project.

[ssshake]

Thanks that almost worked. See below. Could have swore tried this over the weekend but hard to recall. Here's my dir for reference.

here's my structure:

Directory of C:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound
[.] [..] .cproject .project README [src]

Directory of C:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound\src

[.] [..] acconfig.h
acinclude.m4 aclocal.m4 audio_convert.c
CHANGELOG config.guess config.h.in
config.sub configure configure.in
COPYING CREDITS CWProject.sit
[decoders] depcomp extra_rwops.c
extra_rwops.h INSTALL install-sh
ltconfig ltmain.sh Makefile.am
Makefile.in missing mkinstalldirs
placeholder [playsound] README
SDL_sound.c SDL_sound.h SDL_sound_internal.h
stamp-h.in TODO

Anyway I go file > import > existing project
I choose C:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound
It does find the project now (i was going to the src dir before d'oh)
I import it and it shows up as a new project. And guess what, it compiles.

But when I build dosbox it fails here:

-IC:\Development\git\git\SDL\include -IC:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound\src -D__QNXNTO__ -D__PLAYBOOK__ -c -g

cc1plus: out of memory allocating 20479 bytes

Perhaps I should try from scratch again to be safe unless you think it's something obvious.

[jnicholl]

Can you copy more of the command line? What is shown there is only part of a line.

-----Original Message-----
From: ssshake [mailto:reply@reply.github.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 4:03 PM
To: Jeremy Nicholl
Subject: Re: [DosBox] Cannot compile (#5)

Thanks that almost worked. See below. Could have swore tried this over the weekend but hard to recall. Here's my dir for reference.

here's my structure:

Directory of C:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound
[.] [..] .cproject .project README [src]

Directory of C:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound\src

[.] [..] acconfig.h
acinclude.m4 aclocal.m4 audio_convert.c
CHANGELOG config.guess config.h.in
config.sub configure configure.in
COPYING CREDITS CWProject.sit
[decoders] depcomp extra_rwops.c
extra_rwops.h INSTALL install-sh
ltconfig ltmain.sh Makefile.am
Makefile.in missing mkinstalldirs
placeholder [playsound] README
SDL_sound.c SDL_sound.h SDL_sound_internal.h
stamp-h.in TODO

Anyway I go file > import > existing project
I choose C:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound
It does find the project now (i was going to the src dir before d'oh)
I import it and it shows up as a new project. And guess what, it compiles.

But when I build dosbox it fails here:

-IC:\Development\git\git\SDL\include -IC:\Development\git\git\DosBox\3rdparty\SDL_sound\src -D__QNXNTO__ -D__PLAYBOOK__ -c -g

cc1plus: out of memory allocating 20479 bytes

Perhaps I should try from scratch again to be safe unless you think it's something obvious.

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[ssshake]

I was just outputting the contents of SDL_sound so you could see whether I'm doing something incredibly wrong. Because this site: http://icculus.org/SDL_sound/downloads/SDL_sound-1.0.3.tar.gz is unresponsive I had to get sdl_sound_1.0.3 from another source.