Basic project template providing a full cross-platform local environment to develop audio applications with OpenAL-Soft and Alure by Chris "kcat" Robinson.
This work in progress project aims to quickly resolve the building issues on different platforms, providing easy access to awesome features like HRTF.
To achieve this, this project will be updated together with alure version 2 development, to expose all those features (like hrtf) not readily available on the 1.2 release.
This environment will:
- Compile a local build of the two libraries
- Link your executable against this local version
- Copy hrtf file definitions into the executable directory
This environment will produce a binary file only runnable within your machine (at least on Mac and Linux, as Windows will automatically search for shared libs on the exe directory). If you ever want to distribute your app, either install the dependencies on your system and package accordingly, or find your way to build a relocatable package via RPATH.
Clone this project, then:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
cmake --build .
This project expects you to use Visual Studio as build generator on Windows.
You will find your compiled binary inside your build directory.
If you run the executable and you get an error like:
Could not open /dev/dsp
Try installing alsa-oss package and run your example like this:
`aoss ./main /path/to/file.wav