RE: Failed to compile HDSP driver from the CVS

["Ivica Bukvic" <ico@fuse.net>]

Thank you for your prompt reply!

However, this is the first time ever I tried using the CVS, so I had no
files hanging around prior to this downloading. I am also pretty sure
that I downloaded the stuff with -P flag (I did it as instructions on
the alsa-project page have stated it, including the -P flag). On top of
that I even tried updating the whole CVS tree just to see if that will
fix it.

So, I am not sure why it is even referencing the file in the first place
if none of the other files are supposed to mention it.

Should I uninstall every trace of Alsa from my cpu before trying to use
CVS?

Ico

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Davis [mailto:pbd@op.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 9:07 AM
> To: Ivica Bukvic
> Cc: alsa-devel@alsa-project.org
> Subject: Re: Failed to compile HDSP driver from the CVS

> i think you failed to use the "-P" flag to the CVS update
> command. Always use this flag, otherwise when someone removes a file
> from CVS, its not removed from your local tree.
> 
> as a result, you've still got rme9652_mem.c hanging around, and the
> "fastdep" make target looks at *all* sources, not just those that are
> listed in the Makefile. you need to remove this file. there are two
> versions of it, one under alsa-kernel, one under alsa-driver.
> 
> please keep in mind that you should update alsa-lib and alsa-utils as
> well, because they have been modified to support the 64 bit register
> used by the H-DSP for its RMS meters.
> 
> --p



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