macOS Compile a multi-threading LAME version

[Caesar_091]

Hi,
I would like to compile a multithreading version of LAME.
Via Google I found this project:
http://softlab.technion.ac.il/project/LAME/html/lame.html
Source code is avaiable here:
http://softlab.technion.ac.il/project/LAME/src/

Inside that file there is a mac folder too but I can't get LAME to compile (I'm try on a Sawtooth PowerMac G4 and on a brand new 3GHz Mac Pro).

How should I have to use that mac folder? With the classic "% ./configure" I get this error:

% ./configure
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

As you can see I need help
Any idea?

PS: I'm not sure this is the right area; if not please put the tread in the right one

 

[Krevnik]

Well, there is a folder within the unzipped folder, but at the same time it looks like the line-endings are garbled. I am trying to see what is up with it.

 

[Sayer]

The files were edited on Windoze, which changes the line-ending to a format that chokes the UNIX tools to compile and such.

If you have Xcode (most likely) installed, just open the file:

configure
configure.in

In Xcode. In the Format menu select "Line Endings" and select "UNIX (LF)" on each file and save the files.

Then type ./configure.

 

[Krevnik]

mpglib fails to make on OS X as well... something about the dependencies that Make can use isn't there where it should be.

 

[Caesar_091]

Thanks for the help but there is still somenthing wrong.

After I've fixed the to config file i got this error:

% ./configure
configure: error: cannot run /bin/sh ./config.sub

So i fixed config.sub file too but I got one more error:

% ./configure
: command not foundem type... ./config.guess: line 5: 
: command not founde 7: 
: command not founde 26: 
: command not founde 37: 
: command not founde 39: 
: command not founde 51: 
: command not founde 61: 
: command not founde 64: 
'/config.guess: line 67: syntax error near unexpected token `in
'/config.guess: line 67: `  case $1 in
configure: error: cannot guess build type; you must specify one

Any idea?