Bad micro stuttering with spring 84 on linux

[PixelOfDeath]

So the new Version 84 is out and I compiled it on my x64 Linux box.
But now I have very bad micro stuttering.
As soon as the commander is on the map it begins.

I disabled all Widgets to see if the problem goes away. It didn't.

I tried this with BA 7.61 but also with some other mods. Same result.

It also doesn't matter if I use the single Thread or MT version.

I use:
Xubuntu 10.04 (LTS)
Linux c01 2.6.32-35-generic #78-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 11 16:11:24 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Phenom 840 3.2GHz (4 Cores)
4GB Ram
Radeon 5770 with Catalyst 11.11

Here is my cmake, make -j4, make install, and spring log:

Any Ideas how to solve this? 84 runs fine (Except some hang up :[) on my Win7.

[BrainDamage]

http://springrts.com/phpbb/viewtopic.ph ... 15#p505815
see 2nd entry

[PixelOfDeath]

Thx, that did it for me. What I don't understand, there is no pulseaudio installed on my sys.
So is this just some software eax sound emulation from openal to (in my case) alsa that slows down the game by using to much cpu?

[jK]

a quote of your infolog ...

[f=0000000] [Sound] Available Devices:
[f=0000000] [Sound] PulseAudio Software

[PixelOfDeath]

[f=0000000] [Sound] Available Devices:
[f=0000000] [Sound] PulseAudio Software
[f=0000000] [Sound] ALSA Software
[f=0000000] [Sound] OSS Software
[f=0000000] [Sound] Device: ALSA Software

The infolog shows that openal uses alsa. And there is no PulseAudio installed on my box.
So I guess this has nothing to do with PulseAudio but only with the eax emulation.
Well it works for me now, enough of the bean counting.

[jK]

...
You are still using PulseAudio, cause it masks itself as Alsa. The only way to prevent OpenAL to use PulseAudio is to insert "drivers = alsa" in your alsoft.conf.

[PixelOfDeath]

Forcing OpenAL to only see ALSA with the "drivers = alsa" option:

[f=0000000] [Sound] Available Devices:
[f=0000000] [Sound] ALSA Software
[f=0000000] [Sound] Device: ALSA Software

I still get the same problem if I don't use excludefx = eaxreverb.
There is no PulseAudio masking it self as alsa... I removed every PulseAudo package a long time ago! I tell you, this is not a PulseAudio issue.