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Updated build instructions for portaudio MinGW builds on MS Windows

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These instructions  recommend building v19.06, and  patching to enable
shared library builds. This will allow  users to substitute a build of
libportaudio-2.dll  with   ASIO  support   if  required.    We  cannot
redistribute  binaries  with  proprietary, closed  sources,  like  the
Steinberg  ASIO  SDK,  although  users can  build  it  themselves  for
personal use.
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@ -103,13 +103,13 @@ repository which can be cloned with this command:
Next you must build Hamlib using the MinGW compiler tools bundled with
Qt. As you will build Hamlib again when there are updates you should
set up you Msys2 command line environment for this. I use a
set up you MSYS2 command line environment for this. I use a
$HOME/.bash_profile file containing these lines:
dll_paths_64bit=/c/Tools/libusb-1.0.23/MinGW64/dll
export PATH=/c/Qt/Tools/mingw810_64/bin:$dll_paths_64bit:$PATH
Test the amended ~/.bash_profile file by opening a new Msys2 shell and
Test the amended ~/.bash_profile file by opening a new MSYS2 shell and
typing:
which gcc
@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Hamlib sources:
cd ~/src/sf/bsomervi/hamlib
./bootstrap
Now you need to configure and build Hamlib from an Msys2 shell. Create
Now you need to configure and build Hamlib from an MSYS2 shell. Create
a build directory outside of the Hamlib sources you have just cloned,
then change working directory to that build directory.
@ -174,20 +174,36 @@ portaudio
---------
This library is only available as sources so must be built. It uses
autotools and building using MinGW tools from an Msys shell is
recommended. Ensure your Msys shell environment (PATH) is correctly
autotools and building using MinGW tools from an MSYS2 shell is
recommended. Ensure your MSYS2 shell environment (PATH) is correctly
set up for the MinGW tool chain you wish to build with, i.e. the MinGW
tools bundled with the Qt installation for 32-, or 64-bit as required.
Download the latest stable version sources tarball from
Download this specific version's sources tarball from
http://files.portaudio.com/download.html , at the time of writing that
was the pa_stable_v190700_20210406.tgz file. Unzip and unpack the
was the pa_stable_v190600_20161030.tgz file. Unzip and unpack the
tarball in a suitable location like ~/src :
cd ~/src
tar xf ~/Downloads/pa_stable_v190700_20210406.tgz
out-of-source-tree builds are recommended, create a build directory in
Note that on Windows portaudio will only build static libraries using
the standard configuration, we prefer dynamic libraries for portaudio
as users may wish to substitute a build of the library with ASIO
support for personal use (we cannot redistribute binaries built from
proprietary closed source sources like the Steinberg ASIO SDK).
In order to build DLLs on Windows the configure script requires a
patch as follows:
sed -i -e 's/-luuid//g' ~/src/portaudio/configure
This removes linker dependencies on the MS uuid library since it is
only available as a static archive and using that would disallow
shared library creation.
Out-of-source-tree builds are recommended, create a build directory in
a suitable location like ~/build and change working directory to it:
mkdir -p ~/build/portaudio/mingw64
@ -196,10 +212,11 @@ a suitable location like ~/build and change working directory to it:
Configure and build and install the library in a suitable place (I use
~/local as a root directory for installed packages.
~/src/portaudio/configure --prefix=$(HOME)/local/portaudio/mingw64 --with-winapi=wmme,directx,wdmks CFLAGS=-DNDEBUG
~/src/portaudio/configure --prefix=$(HOME)/local/portaudio/mingw64 \
--with-winapi=wmme,directx,wdmks --disable-static --enable-shared CFLAGS=-DNDEBUG
make && make install
Repeat for the 32-bit architecture if required, using a suitable Msys
Repeat for the 32-bit architecture if required, using a suitable MSYS2
environment for the required tool chain, different build directory,
and install location.
@ -216,6 +233,11 @@ chain files:
and similarly with the 32-bit tool chain file specifying the mingw32
portaudio installation root directory.
Note that on Windows portaudio will only build static libraries using
the standard configuration, this is fine and therefore there is no
need to add any new run-time paths to your execution environment.
To run Debug configuration WSJT-X builds you will also need to add the
location of the portaudio DLL to your PATH environment variable, like:
SET "Path=%UserProfile%\local\portaudio\mingw64\bin;%Path%"
Verify the setup with:
WHERE libportaudio-2.dll