Make alsa_plugin build again. #8863
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This was referenced Jun 7, 2024
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Updated alsa_plugin to 1.2.7.1. Now it builds with current version of FFMPEG. |
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I don't understand why it fails to build for x86-64. It builds fine locally. |
I do not understand the quoted statement. Specifically, regarding "It builds fine locally" - it builds fine on what architecture ? Regarding "it fails to build for x86-64" - what is the exact failure ? I.e. what are the error/warning messages, etc ? Are the warning/error messages to be looked at presented in https://buildkite.com/julialang/yggdrasil/builds/11024#018ff814-c642-48ef-a8bb-c17089bbf83b ? |
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Close in favor of #9105 |
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Trying to fix #8714.
Identified the version of FFMPEG that provided the required library:libasound_module_pcm_a52.soIdentified the architectures, where it works. Looks like it is those that were supported by julia 1.0