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error: ‘sp_track_get_availability’ was not declared in this scope #13

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Olivia5k opened this issue Dec 5, 2011 · 2 comments
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Olivia5k commented Dec 5, 2011

I can't compile the latest commit in master (6fe85fa). The error I get is:
spotyXBMC/radio/RadioBackgroundLoader.cpp:61:127: error: ‘sp_track_get_availability’ was not declared in this scope

I looked around to see if I could quickfix it myself, but alas, I could not. I did however gather that the function was renamed from "sp_track_is_available()" in commit df266f1, if that could help.

Compile traceback and XBMC configuration data can be found in this gist. If I missed something needed for debugging, yell at me a little and I'll go get it!

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akezeke commented Dec 5, 2011

You have the wrong libspotify version, make sure version 10 is
installed and used!

/David

2011/12/5 Lowe Thiderman
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I can't compile the latest commit in master (6fe85fa). The error I get is:
spotyXBMC/radio/RadioBackgroundLoader.cpp:61:127: error: ‘sp_track_get_availability’ was not declared in this scope

I looked around to see if I could quickfix it myself, but alas, I could not. I did however gather that the function was renamed from "sp_track_is_available()" in commit df266f1, if that could help.

Compile traceback and XBMC configuration data can be found in this gist. If I missed something needed for debugging, yell at me a little and I'll go get it!


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Olivia5k commented Dec 5, 2011

Hah, I knew it was something simple! Thanks for the incredibly quick response! :)

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