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Make it Available
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To make the library visible during compilation, you need to tell `ld` about it. Be careful here – if you are on FreeBSD, the Linux commands will mess up your system. On Linux, use the following command:
To make the library visible during compilation, you need to tell `ld` about it. Be careful here – if you are on FreeBSD, the Linux command will mess up your system. On Linux, use the following command:
```
# ldconfig
```
* Using the library
The library can be found and linked to via `pkg-config` – the module name is `alac`.
Thus:
```
PKG_CHECK_MODULES([ALAC], [alac], [LIBS="${ALAC_LIBS} ${LIBS}"])
```
should work in a `configure.ac` file. If you are using `AC_CHECK_LIB`, something like this will work:
```
AC_CHECK_LIB([alac], [BitBufferInit], , AC_MSG_ERROR(Apple ALAC Decoder support requires the alac library!))
```
On FreeBSD you must add the location of the `alac.pc` file to the `PKG_CONFIG_PATH`, if it exists, and define it otherwise. Here is what you do if it doesn't already exist:
```
$ PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig"
$ export PKG_CONFIG_PATH
```
That's it – the library can now be linked to via `pkg-config`: the module name is `alac`, thus:
```
PKG_CHECK_MODULES([ALAC], [alac], [LIBS="${ALAC_LIBS} ${LIBS}"])
```
should work. If you are using `AC_CHECK_LIB`, something like this will work:
```
AC_CHECK_LIB([alac], [BitBufferInit], , AC_MSG_ERROR(Apple ALAC Decoder support requires the alac library!))
```