Thread: Official SDK from PocketBook
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Old 12-27-2011, 02:54 AM   #83
rkomar
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Originally Posted by J.C. View Post
It's actually pocketbook's program, I do believe I've spotted include/alsa in arm-none-linux-gnueabi also I've installed it on the system (assuming by system you mean ubuntu).

Edit: Are you saying the problem comes from not finding these files even though they're in the include directory ?
I've been using Sergey Vlasov's SDK, and it looks like it has the include/alsa and lib/libasound.so files missing compared to the latest SDK. So, I was probably wrong about the ALSA stuff being missing if you're using the official SDK. Maybe you just have to add -lasound to your list of libraries to link against.
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