8 Apr
2020
8 Apr
'20
11:07 a.m.
On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 4:55 PM Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de
<Alexander.Carot(a)hs-anhalt.de> wrote:
You can run "otool -L portaudio.dylink" to check if it links with jack.
Jack on OSX is installed in /usr/local, for some reason, so maybe you
need to add "-I/usr/local/include" to CFLAGS when configuring
portaudio.
>Maybe there's a misunderstanding here. In
order to connect to jack,
>the clients must be made to specifically support jack. Jack is not
l>>ike Soundflower, you can't just connect the audio input/output of any
>program to it.
Thanks for extra clarification but I am aware of this. I am using Portaudio as the audio
wrapper and explicity configure it with:
./configure --with-jack (just as I do on Linxu, which works fine).
Nevertheless, at this point I am not 100% sure if has actually done it because JACK is
not mentioned in the configuration summary. On Linux I need the libjack-dev to be
installed on the system and wonder if it does exist on OSX as well.
This question should be addresses to the portaudio mainling list of course :-) - however,
if anyone here knows - please let me know anyways ;-)