Re: Bug#907576. ITP: dream --A Software Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) receiver
Hello Garie,
The version you are trying to compile (svn1021) is pretty old. It
depends on QT libraries that have been removed from current QT in
Stretch.
According to Julian Cable, the best solution for Stretch is this:
https://sourceforge.net/p/drm/code/HEAD/tree/branches/dream2018/
but this version of dream depends on fdk-aac version 2.0
https://github.com/mstorsjo/fdk-aac
which currently isn't available in Debian.
Even if you compile/install fdk-acc 2.0, and dream2018, dream crushes
when you try to select audio device, so probably we need a newer
version of pulseaudio.....
Before trying to make a package for Debian, try to compile Dream on
your system and verify that everything works the way they should.
73
Apostolos - SV1LJJ
On Fri, 2019-02-22 at 13:02 -0600, GMiller wrote:
> I request assistance in compiling and debugging the subject
> application.
>
> I have uploaded the subject's source files online to link: 'https://d
> rive.google.com/drive/folders/1dmfxLK9V27yyOtNpOPZTA-
> srXcTes2wx?usp=sharing'
> A few files such as 'install-sh' and 'missing' failed to upload, but
> I do not believe these are important.
>
> Included are the extra files dream.pro and some screenshots
> (suggested by the Maintainer's Guide) should they be useful.
>
> Work was performed by following procedure per the 'Debian New
> Maintainer's Guide'. The source files also include an experimental
> Makefile system which was generated by Gnu Autotools. These files may
> be purged or revised if required.
>
> Work is mostly complete to step 'dpkg-buildpackage' at which point
> compilation fails. No object or other output files were produced
> beyond what scrolls in terminal. Build dependencies in the
> debian/control file have been carefully checked. These dependencies
> should be sufficient to support all Dream features for a Linux Debian
> OS build. The 'docs' and 'qthid-4.1-source' directories, and the
> 'dream.desktop' file were added.
>
> The work was performed locally after downloading pristine source
> files from the upstream maintenance site (SourceForge).
>
> Please advise if you need more input.
>
> 73
>
> garie miller wb9awa
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