Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Wed, 8 May 1996 02:29:04 +1000 (EST) | From | Matty <> | Subject | Sound config. |
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I'm compiling 1.3.99 right now, and I'd forgotten about that really annoying "feature" that occurs if you enable sound support (it was introduced in the 1.3.8x series I think...)
Every time I pick one of the sound options (and I have to do this 8 times for my setup) it recompiles the configure program and makes a new .defines and local.h file. Needless to say, on my 8Mb 486dx4-100 that's running a ppp link and routing for a local LAN - the novelty of it wears off really quickly.
Is the sound configuration supposed to do this? Hang on, that's kinda rhetorical - I guess what I really want to know is the reason behind the sound config doing this (is it really necessary?) and if not, can it be fixed in the next version?
Thanks :)
-- Matt
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