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CMake seems to ignore USE_SOUND and USE_GETTEXT variables.

That's because you don't have required dependencies for sound, gettext and gettext-dev

"cmake . -DENABLE_SOUND=0"
works for me, tested on fedora 14

bgsmithjr wrote:That's because you don't have required dependencies for sound, gettext and gettext-dev

What are the dependancies for sound?

And where can I get them for Windows.

Jordach wrote:

bgsmithjr wrote:That's because you don't have required dependencies for sound, gettext and gettext-dev

What are the dependancies for sound?

And where can I get them for Windows.

Ask celeron55 on IRC

Jordach wrote:

bgsmithjr wrote:That's because you don't have required dependencies for sound, gettext and gettext-dev

What are the dependancies for sound?

!And where can I get them for Windows.

You do not have to have a special windows version.
The depencies for sound are libvorbis, libvorbisfile, libogg

!Using cmake gui, it will list all the dependencies for you, you just point to corresponding include, and lib directories.

You might need the *-dev versions as well which would be the include directories.

sfan5 wrote:"cmake . -DENABLE_SOUND=0"
works for me, tested on fedora 14

Hmm, I'll try. I tried -DUSE_SOUND because minetest tell "USE_SOUND=1" in the game.

Works. Thanks sfan5.

No Problem

bgsmithjr wrote:

Jordach wrote:

bgsmithjr wrote:That's because you don't have required dependencies for sound, gettext and gettext-dev

What are the dependancies for sound?

!And where can I get them for Windows.

You do not have to have a special windows version.
The depencies for sound are libvorbis, libvorbisfile, libogg

!Using cmake gui, it will list all the dependencies for you, you just point to corresponding include, and lib directories.

You might need the *-dev versions as well which would be the include directories.

thanks for clearing this up.

No problem