The plugin is built upon J.C. Moyer's fork of nukeykt's original Nuked SC-55 project.
The plugin aims to preserve an important part of DOS gaming history for all to freely enjoy; it's only intended for personal use (e.g., retro gaming or writing music as a hobby) and research purposes.
As per the original Nuked SC-55 license, neither the code nor the published binaries may be used directly or indirectly for the creation of commercial Roland SC-55 emulation hardware boxes. Moreover, any use of the software in commercial music production is prohibited.
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- CMake 3.29+
- vcpkg (latest)
- Visual Studio 2022 17.11.4+
- clang 16.0.0+
- ninja 1.12.1+
If you don't have vcpkg installed yet:
git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git
cd vcpkg && bootstrap-vcpkg.sh
Then append this to your .bashrc or .zshrc:
export VCPKG_ROOT=<vcpkg_repo_location>
export PATH=$VCPKG_ROOT:$PATH
On Windows, run bootstrap-vcpkg.bat instead and set the PATH Windows
enviroment variable accordingly.
First you need to configure the project:
cmake -G "Visual Studio 17 2022" --preset=default
To build the debug artifacts (output will be in the build/Debug subdirectory):
cmake --build build --config Debug
Or just:
cmake --build build
To build the release artifacts (output will be in the build/Release subdirectory):
cmake --build build --config Release
First you need to configure the project:
cmake --preset=default
To build the project (output will be in the build/ subdirectory):
cmake --build build
To clean the build directory:
cmake --build build --target clean
To start from scratch, delete the build directory and run the configure
command again.
The Nuked SC-55 CLAP plugin based on Nuked SC-55 can be distributed and used under the original MAME license (see LICENSE file). Non-commercial license was chosen to prevent making and selling SC-55 emulation boxes using (or around) this code, as well as preventing from using it in commercial music production.