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Software you'll need to build a development version libcdio
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- git
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- GNU make (or even better "remake")
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- autoconf version 2.67 or better
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(which contains programs autoconf and autoreconf)
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- automake version 1.11.1 or better
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- libtool (for building shared libraries)
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- m4 (used by autoconf)
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- texinfo (for building documentation)
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- help2man (turns help for libcdio standalone programs into manual pages)
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This is in addition to the software needed to build starting from a the
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source tar. See README.libcdio for that additional software.
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Older versions of autoconf and automake might work, I've just not
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tested that.
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The source code lives the GNU software repository https://savannah.gnu.org/
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The main page Savannah page is
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https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/libcdio/
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If you check out the source code, you'll need git installed. See the
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project https://savannah.gnu.org/git/?group=libcdio for details, and
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links for browsing the source or using git.
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Once you have git:
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git clone git://git.savannah.gnu.org/libcdio.git
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Change into the libcdio directory that just created and run the "autogen.sh"
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shell script
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cd libcdio
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sh ./autogen.sh
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Please see README.libcdio and follow those instructions starting at step 3.
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