That one looks (clearly) like a GCC 4.3 error. This is how you would troubleshoot similar errors (eg. 'foo' was not declared in this scope):<br><br>1) man foo<br>2) notice the "#include <blah.h>" <br>
3) Inject the include into the troublesome file; FoohBlah.cpp<br>----a) You may use "#include "blah.h" or "#include <blah.h>"<br>----b) It is advised to prepend a c and remove .h instead since we're dealing with c files and headers; "#include <cblah>"<br>
<br>So in this case, it looks like RtAudio.cpp would need <cstring> and <cstdlib>. I would do the following from the build dir:<br><br>sed -i '-e/#/{;s/#/#include <cstring>\n#include <cstdlib>\n#/;:a' '-en;ba' '-e}' $(find -name RtAudio.cpp)<br>
<br>Maybe awk will be shorter but I don't know enough of it.<br>