Can't compile wineasio on amd64 Debian

[Julianotcp]

Hi!

So, i downloaded wineasio from this link http://sourceforge.net/projects/wineasi ... .0.tar.gz/ and extracted it.

After that, I downloaded ASIO SDK from Steinberg and copied the asio.h file into the wineasio folder.

I am trying to compile wineasio simply with

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make

on the wineasio folder.

However, I get this error:

winegcc -shared -m32 wineasio.dll.spec -mnocygwin -L/usr/lib32/wine -L/usr/lib32 -o wineasio.dll.so asio.o main.o regsvr.o -ljack -lodbc32 -lole32 -lwinmm -luuid
make: winegcc: Command not found
Makefile:114: recipe for target 'wineasio.dll.so' failed
make: *** [wineasio.dll.so] Error 127


Can anyone help me? Thanks

[Julianotcp]

no one?

[juki]

The only thing i can say is i tried many thing to compile wineasio on Debian Wheezy 64bits about 1 year and half ago, it never worked. The only solution i found was to compile it in a 32bits chroot, then it worked and i still use it with Jessie.

[StudioDave]

To the OP:

You don't have winegcc installed. I believe you need to install the wine32-development-tools (or the wine64-development-tools for a 64-bit Wine) and possibly the wine32-tools.

Best,

dp

[thetotalchaos]

Or perhaps because Wineasio doesn't have 64bit version

[juki]

It seems to be solved anyway : http://sourceforge.net/p/wineasio/discu ... /5ded2fdc/

[Julianotcp]

Hey guys, sorry for not replying here, I really forgot. But yeah, I have solved the problem, thanks a lot

[glowrak guy]

How?

[Julianotcp]

Well, actually, I solved THIS particular problem by altering the compiler call in the makefile (as I said in the sourceforge forum), and I thought I would be able to compile.

But the truth is I wasn't, because there were some libraries that I didn't have, and to get them I would have to install some packages, but this packages were already the latest versions on my system, and I couldn't uninstall them because of dependencies.

So I just gave up on compiling wineasio, added sourceforge repos and installed it through apt-get