PortAudio: Disable sndio in PortAudio to avoid missing -lsndio errors #83
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Overview
Fixes a compilation error introduced in #76, where the
make all
target fails during the build of the PortAudio library on GNU/Linux systems.The failure was caused by PortAudio's configure script automatically enabling the sndio backend when
libsndio-dev
headers are present, which leads to linker errors due to missing-lsndio
.To avoid this, we now explicitly pass
--without-sndio
to PortAudio’s configure script. This ensures that sndio support is disabled regardless of system headers, eliminating the need for-lsndio
and fixing the build.Environment
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