3 --enable-silent-rules less verbose build output (undo: "make V=1")
4 # --enable-posix-shm use POSIX shm API (default=auto)
5 --disable-cell enable Cell BE support (default=no)
6 --disable-altivec enable Altivec support (default=auto)
7 # --enable-sse enable SSE support (default=auto)
8 # --enable-dynsimd enable dynamic SIMD selection (default=no)
9 --enable-optimize optimize code, based on CPU or compiler, as separately selected (default=no)
10 --enable-resize enable buffer resizing feature (default=yes)
11 # --enable-timestamps allow clients to use the JACK timestamp API (JACK developers only) (default=no)
12 --disable-capabilities !!! LINUX 2.4 KERNELS ONLY !!! use libcap to gain realtime scheduling priviledges
13 # --disable-oldtrans remove old transport interfaces (default=yes)
14 --disable-portaudio build PortAudio driver
15 --disable-coreaudio ignore CoreAudio driver
16 --disable-oss ignore OSS driver
17 --disable-sun ignore Sun driver
18 --disable-sndio ignore sndio driver
19 --disable-freebob ignore FreeBob driver
20 --disable-firewire ignore FireWire driver (FFADO)
21 --enable-alsa ignore ALSA driver
25 ACK (Low latency audio server)
27 JACK is system for handling real-time, low latency
28 audio and MIDI. It can connect a number of different
29 applications to an audio device, as well as allowing
30 them to share audio between themselves.