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FluidSynth does build and run successfully, but it is necessary
to get the correct static libraries. It can be manually built
against dylib, if desired, by manually adding the fluidsynth.dylib
to the Frameworks. Since this will result in a runtime dependency,
this is not set up by default.
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Libraries were being included unconditionally regardless of the
arguments passed to create_project, and in the case of macOS were
being added using manual linker flags and other such hacks instead
of using the Frameworks list.
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For some reason I cannot figure out how to enforce proper variable creation
in a generic way. I'll keep reading the docs but maybe someone else could
figure it out earlier
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leads to confusion.
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Thanks go to Joe Winzer for his work
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This adds a quick fix so that any if blocks nested inside a if block
with an unmet condition are handled with push(false) even if their
condition is satisfied.
For example, without this modification, upon running create_project.exe
--msvc --disable-cloud --enable-libcurl the block inside
ifdef USE_CLOUD
ifdef USE_LIBCURL
...
endif
endif
in backends/module.mk would get evaluated since it was inside
USE_LIBCURL (=1), leading to unpredictable results.
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CRYO: Move all static engine data into cryo.dat
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