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I’m trying to build pysox (module to use SoX in Python). But mingw32-gcc show the error: “soxstdint.h: No such file”. The SoX source code doesn’t distribute a “soxstdint.h”, only a “soxstdint.h.cmake”. What do I have to do with it? I couldn’t figure out whether CMake can help me.
I need to get “soxstdint.h”. Fine, if somebody can tell me some background information.
I just downloaded the pysox 0.3.6.alpha source from the link you provided, and the string soxstdint does not appear in any of its files. Along the same lines, there is no soxstdint.h.cmake file either. Where did you get your source? BTW, I also downloaded SoX 14.4.0 and it also does not include the string soxstdint.
That being said, stdint.h, is a standard C library file, and it is #included by several files in the sox and pysox distributions I downloaded. Now stdint.h was not until recently included with Visual Studio, so perhaps the SoX people created a custom version as a workaround, and since you are on Windows, it is being looked for, but since it is MinGW and not Visual Studio, the workaround is failing.
I recommend downloading the latest pysox and sox source or a prebuilt binary package, if such things are available for MinGW. If you already have, then there is likely a small bug in SoX’s CMakeLists.txt files that is perhaps concatenating “sox” and “stdint.h” without a slash (/) or other important character separating them. If that fails, I think you need to appeal to the SoX and PySoX developers. They should be interested in seeing their code work on platforms like MinGW.