Jean-Michaël Celerier

For debian the simplest looks like it'd be by using https://gitlab.kitware.com/debian/dh-cmake

@yurivict do you know what we should do to get ossia in FreeBSD ports? Ideally I'd like to set-up some form of CI to make sure we don't break it...

thanks for your thorough answer @dvzrv ! do you mind if I check & edit your post for annotating the libraries with their state?

okay, I did a round of them, here are the ones that I think can be devendored without too much difficulty: - Catch2 - libsamplerate - compile-time-regular-expressions - concurrentqueue -...

by the way, I don't think it's too necessary to have a separate package for libossia, it is really built with entirely different & ABI-incompatible options and features when built...

okay, i added a -DSCORE_USE_SYSTEM_LIBRARIES=1 flag that will try to lookup system libs first. Will mark the ones for which it is done. I encountered an issue with fmt for...

@yurivict from the list I put of the libraries "not in Arch", do you see some that would be present in freebsd so that I can try detecting them?

@yurivict i'm referring to the post a bit above this one: https://github.com/ossia/score/issues/1476#issuecomment-1612618879

last master commits are going to look for them (and all others) through cmake find_package.. installing a VM to try

@ycollet this issue may be relevant... do you know what would be the steps to get into Fedora proper? cheers!