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- Don't default to '-O2' when compiling the cdparanoia-lib but respect CFLAGS, this should work around the generation of broken code with GCC and an optimazation-level greater than 1. - Fix a bug in the cdparanoia-lib that can cause problems on some !386. - Remove the unneeded usage of what seems to be an extension of G++, i.e. arguments to the constructor when allocating an array of objects with new, fixes compilation with compilers stricter obeying the standards. - Always symlink ${MACHINE_ARCH}-freebsd-cc.rul to the i386-version on !i386 in the RULES-directory of scglib to be consistent with sysutils/cdrtools, cdrdao also should compile and work on any platform with the fixes above. - hier(7) the location of the global cdrdao.etc to LOCALBASE/etc/cdrdao.conf. - Make the gcdmaster gnome-frontend compile with GCC3, use HAVE_GOME-magic to build it. - Clean up some stuff. NOTE: Gcdmaster has a very obvious bug, if one creates a new audio-CD by "New Audio CD project" -> "Edit" -> "Append Track" (select audio-file) it will get the length of the track wrong, display a garbage waveform and play nothing when hitting the play-button, same for further added tracks. This can be worked around by saving the project and re-opening it, now appending further tracks also works and the burnt CD is fine. This is _not_ a bug of this port but a bug in gcdmaster itself and is totally reproducable on Linux, therefore please don't mail the maintainer of this port about it expect you have a fix, thanks. Submitted by: maintainer
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--- xdao/SoundIF-linux.cc.orig Mon Oct 7 03:53:56 2002
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+++ xdao/SoundIF-linux.cc Sat Oct 12 17:32:10 2002
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@@ -34,7 +34,14 @@
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*/
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+# if defined(__FreeBSD__)
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+#include <sys/soundcard.h>
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+# if !defined(SNDCTL_DSP_CHANNELS)
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+# define SNDCTL_DSP_CHANNELS SOUND_PCM_WRITE_CHANNELS
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+# endif
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+# else
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#include <linux/soundcard.h>
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+# endif
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <assert.h>
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