If "sudo apt install lv2-dev" didn't help...
I've added some verbose logging. Grab the latest from git and try
this from your build directory:
cmake --log-level=VERBOSE ..
You should see the following in the output after it checks for lv2:
-- LV2_FOUND: '1'
-- LV2_INCLUDE_DIRS: '/usr/include'
-- LV2_LIBRARY_DIRS: ''
I'm guessing you are going to see LV2_INCLUDE_DIRS is ''. If so,
something might be wrong with your lv2 package configuration.
Ted.
On 1/8/26 2:22 PM, Ted Felix wrote:
That's really strange because above it indicates that lv2 1.18.10 is
indeed available:
-- Checking for module 'lv2>=1.18.0'
-- Found lv2, version 1.18.10
And your 25.12 builds fine.
Try this:
sudo apt install lv2-dev
Not sure it will help. Let us know how it goes. I'll keep digging
into how this can happen with cmake.
Ted.
On 1/8/26 9:34 AM, Babarosa wrote:
Hi there!
The use of lv2 is disabled because of
"Failed to find lv2 headers for lv2 plugins"
I searched and did not find out where to get these headers from ...
Greetings, Michael
Am 08.01.26 um 04:51 schrieb Ted Felix:
On 1/7/26 5:05 PM, Babarosa wrote:
Hi there!
Thank you for your quick answer.
1.)
I built v25.12 again and everything works as expected.
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