G'day,
Reviewing my sources, I sheepishly admit that I gave a mostly-untrue
of the interaction of FFTW library+development packages and IM.
The corrected version goes like this:
-------- (Cut here.) --------
local im
im = {
-- (Other stuff.)
-- (Following is part of GNU/Linux Distribution environment
definitions.)
Manifest = {"ubuntu", "linuxmint", "centos_7"},
ubuntu = {
Manifest = {"Dependencies"},
Dependencies = {
"subversion",
"g++",
"libfftw3-bin",
"libfftw3-dev",
},
},
linuxmint = "=ubuntu",
centos_7 = {
Manifest = {"Dependencies"},
Dependencies = {
"subversion",
"gcc-c++",
"fftw",
"fftw-devel",
},
-- (More "other stuff".)
}
-------- (End of excerpt.) --------
I incorrectly gave "fftw" and "fftw-devel" as packages that are dependencies
under Ubuntu (and also the Ubuntu-derivative LinuMint), working from memory,
when in fact those two packages relate to Red hat's CentOS-7.
For Ubuntu, the dependencies are "libfftw3-bin" and "libfftw3-dev", as shown
in the database excerpt above. The same dependencies work for GNU/Linux Mint,
as shown by the 'linuxmint="ubuntu"' line above. I'm hopeful, but nothing
has been tested, that other Ubuntu-based Distros, and perhaps even other
Debian-based Distros, will be as easy as Linux Mint to accommodate in my
Assistant infrastructure.
(CentOS, on the other hand, comes with Lua tightly bundled, and the old
Version 7 is the only one I found that met my self-imposed constraint of
only supporting Lua 5.1. (This constraint comes from history, and especially
as Gentoo Linux only supported Lua 5.1 at that time.))
cheers,
s-b etc.
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