Build AppImage with Carla support
* Disables HiDPI support in the AppImages
* Ignores deprecated jack usage
* Fix Carla compilation warnings
* Detects carla prefix in AppRun
* Made fltk install to the write path
* Supress downloading packages that are either installed with pacman or
built from source
* Build libogg from source
* Cleanup after installing libogg
* Build libvorbis from source
* Build flac from source
* Build libgig from source
* Build STK from source
* Fixed "already run" check on STK
* Took credit for calling somoene at Stanford a yutz so they don't think
it was the project lead
* Fixed symlink to pkg-config for 32 bit systems
* Enabled shared library production with fltk
* Hopefully fixed install of STK
* Backed off last change regarding STK. It broke things
* Put the cross toolchins in front of path. It needs to be there so the
cross tools override the native tools
* Move libgig dlls into the bin directory so they can be found
* let libjpeg and fltk be installed from the repository as they are needed
at that version for make package
- Additional LMMS_BUILD flag.
- Disallow on plugins -Wl,-no-undefined which triggers undefined references.
- Make sure X11 headers are found.
Lib ossaudio is needed only for OpenBSD
redundant expression removal
simplify condition for detection OS 'kind'
seems the last commit brought an issue on OSx travis test ....
For LMMS files to be clickable in a Linux desktop environment, there
need to be a program accepting such files as an argument. This patch
change the lmms desktop file to affect files to open on the command line.
I did not know if lmms accepted URLs to remote files, so I went with the
safer %f for local files.
This patch originated in the Debian packaging, see for example
<URL: https://sources.debian.net/src/lmms/1.0.3-5/debian/patches/ >.
The user might invoke cmake with CFLAGS containing "-m32" or (on OS X) "-arch i386" while on a 64-bit machine to indicate that it should build for 32-bit instead.
This adds libsoundio (http://libsound.io/) as an available audio
backend. libsoundio supports JACK, PulseAudio, ALSA, CoreAudio,
WASAPI, and a dummy backend.
