Christopher Arndt

How did you build? Did you build from the [midiomatic-0.2.1.tar.gz](https://github.com/SpotlightKid/midiomatic/releases/download/v0.2.1/midiomatic-0.2.1.tar.gz) source tarball or from a git checkout? (Do not use the source tarballs auto created by Github, i.e. the ones...

> Shouldn't the 'patch' target be the first dependency of the 'all' target? It is (via the `libs` target). Please show your output.

`patch` depends on `submodules`. If there is no dpf sub-module (or you build from a source tarball, where the dpf submodule is included), there's nothing to patch ;) So `patch`...

> Submodules are extracted before make and there are no .git directories there. > Perhaps that's what causes the problem. It shouldn't, because line 31 of the Makefile is prefixed...

Are you maybe running make with parallel builds, e.g. the `-j` option`? The output you pasted above would seem to indicate that. Please try without it.

Yes, parallel builds do not work atm. To be fair, the readme explicitly says, to build you should run `make`. If that does imply option `-j` on your system, that's...

@mxmilkiib You probably have set `MAKEFLAGS=-jn` (where `n>1`) in your environment or `/etc/makepkg.conf`. I'll put `make -j1` in the PKGBUILD file as a workaround. The next release will have a...

But this doesn't work: ``` ./micropython-extmod-generator/extmod-generator testmod1 ``` ... where `testmod1.py` is in the working directory, i.e the parent directory of the dir `extmod-generate` is in. You example only works,...

Another possibility would be to store the port meta data as a JSON string in the value of a specific meta data key. But FAUST doesn't allow escaping double quotes...

This will end up in the FAUST XML/JSON output with keys like `"relative/path/to/foo.dsp/process:input0"`. If you think faustpp is able to find/extract the information like this regardless of from where `faustpp`...