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...py libgsm source to ~/Desktop and extract it there > > [5] Compile and install libgsm per instructions below: > > > rwoodsmall (with minor path edits and added spaces for clarity) wrote: > > > > > > Code: > > cd ~/Desktop/gsm-1.0-pl13 > > > > GSMOBJS="" > > > > for GSMSRC in add code debug decode long_term lpc preprocess rpe gsm_destroy gsm_decode gsm_encode gsm_explode gsm_implode gsm_create gsm_print gsm_option short_term table ; do > > gcc -g -arch i386 -m32 -dynamic -ansi -pedantic -c -O2 -Wall -DNeedFunction...

...m source from: http://libgsm.sourcearchive.com/ [4] Copy libgsm source to ~/Desktop and extract it there [5] Compile and install libgsm per instructions below: rwoodsmall (with minor path edits and added spaces for clarity) wrote: > > > Code: > cd ~/Desktop/gsm-1.0-pl13 > > GSMOBJS="" > > for GSMSRC in add code debug decode long_term lpc preprocess rpe gsm_destroy gsm_decode gsm_encode gsm_explode gsm_implode gsm_create gsm_print gsm_option short_term table ; do > gcc -g -arch i386 -m32 -dynamic -ansi -pedantic -c -O2 -Wall -DNeedFunctionPrototypes=1 -D...

Folks, In answer to the error "libgsm 32-bit development files not found," after completing the libtool command, you must copy the library to /usr/lib. "cp lib/* /usr/lib" would do nicely. HTH, David

The only way I could get rid of the err for gsm on launch was to copy libgsm to my DDO folder, even those I use DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH, and libgsm is in all of those locations. Here's my launching script: Code: on run --edit this to be the correct location and file to run (typically only edit after the "drive_c") set toRun to