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    From KF5QEO@VERT to Deuce on Sat Feb 8 16:42:13 2014
    What libraries does Syncterm need?

    I'm assuming a cryptlib, trying to make a .deb and I noticed I didn't have a cryptlib that it needed, anything else off hand you know of? I'm told it'll compile on the Raspberry Pi, but so far I'm having better luck on my linode at kingcoder.net running I think Ubuntu.

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to KF5QEO on Sat Feb 8 15:58:27 2014
    Re: Syncterm
    By: KF5QEO to Deuce on Sat Feb 08 2014 04:42 pm

    What libraries does Syncterm need?

    See http://wiki.synchro.net/install:nix:prerequisites

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  • From Deuce@VERT to KF5QEO on Sat Feb 8 18:06:03 2014
    Re: Syncterm
    By: KF5QEO to Deuce on Sat Feb 08 2014 04:42 pm

    What libraries does Syncterm need?

    Strictly speaking, it only needs curses (or ncurses). It does run-time linking
    to add features if it's built on a system with the appropriate headers. Things
    it will support if the library exists when compile on a system with the headers
    available (and could be considered "build dependencies"):

    Cryptlib (for SSH)
    SDL (Audio and Graphics)
    X11 (Graphics)
    ALSA (Audio)
    Portaudio (Audio)

    But none of those are required to be installed for SyncTERM to run correctly (ie: Not run-time dependencies).

    For building the package, they should all be installed, but for the package itself, only (n)curses should be a dependency.

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  • From ROBERT WOLFE@VERT to ALL on Tue Dec 8 05:50:00 2015
    I know that this is probably not the correct place to post this message, but not
    sure if it will affect anything else.

    I am attempting to build Syncterm from source on my Apple Macbook Pro using the latest Xcode update that came down today. The cmake commond runs fine. When I go to run the make command afterwards, however, I get the following:

    In file included from /usr/local/src/syncterm/src/xpdev/dat_file.c:39: /usr/local/src/syncterm/src/xpdev/genwrap.h:186:3: error: "Need to describe
    target platform"
    #error "Need to describe target platform"
    ^

    Upon looking at the source, I do not see the Intel platform listed in the genwrap.h
    file. This was from CVS source current as of this posting.
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  • From Deuce@VERT to ROBERT WOLFE on Mon Dec 14 14:50:53 2015
    Re: Syncterm
    By: ROBERT WOLFE to ALL on Tue Dec 08 2015 05:50 am

    I am attempting to build Syncterm from source on my Apple Macbook Pro using the latest Xcode update that came down today. The cmake commond runs fine. When I go to run the make command afterwards, however, I get the following:

    Upon looking at the source, I do not see the Intel platform listed in the genwrap.h

    The cmake build system is still experimental and not supported. See the COMPILING file for more details.

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  • From Mojo@VERT/MOJO to deuce on Wed Feb 14 18:47:30 2018
    Re: src/conio/cterm.c
    By: deuce to CVS commit on Wed Feb 14 2018 01:21 pm

    Is there going to be a new release of Syncterm coming soon?


    I see ypou are doing lots of changes to it.

    Mojo

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