Building Musepack tools for termux

I am wanting to build the Musepack tools so I can use them in termux, but I'm not sure how to. Here's their guide for building it http://trac.musepack.net/musepack/wiki/SV8Build I tried following that, but it didn't work, so I googled building packages for termux, but I'm not sure how to. From my limited searching, I couldn't find out if it supports cmake. Can someone help me build this package so I can use it in termux? Oh, and by the way, the specific mpc files I have, decode horribly in ffmpeg, but decode great with the original musepack tools, so I'd rather use that instead.
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Catinette
Catinette5w ago
if you are lazy enough, just use proot-distro, install any linux distro that way and you can get it without having to build it i know archlinux have musepack package even for aarch64 (armv8) so you could try proot-distro with archlinux
ego-lay_atman-bay
My only concern is, how much disk space does it take up (I have already used up most of my storage space already). Also, I think maybe proot-distro might be overkill for just a single package. But I'll try to see if I can grab the aarch64 build to see if that works.
Catinette
Catinette5w ago
too bad
Catinette
Catinette5w ago
no
ego-lay_atman-bay
Ah, ok
Catinette
Catinette5w ago
it meeds to be compatible with termux so you would have to build it, or use proot-distro
ego-lay_atman-bay
Maybe tomorrow (after I get some sleep, it's 2 am right now, lol) I can actually look into how to build packages for termux.
Catinette
Catinette5w ago
okay have a hood night
ego-lay_atman-bay
(I just did a quick skim on my phone)
ego-lay_atman-bay
Alright, I was able to set this up for building, however I ran into an issue that this also depends on 2 other mpc packages, which I didn't add. https://github.com/ego-lay-atman-bay/termux-packages/blob/musepack-tools/packages/musepack-tools/build.sh
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