29 Apr
2005
29 Apr
'05
11:26 a.m.
Hi Erik,
Alle 14:30, venerdì 29 aprile 2005, Erik de Castro Lopo ha scritto:
Ok. This is true. Only a win binary with all the code inside. But all the code
is written with no particular dependencies and around Portaudio. I'll try to
compile it in my Linux box using cmake and gcc.
On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 14:06:17 +0200
"J_Zar, Gianluca Romanin" <romaninz(a)aruba.it> wrote:
The lib is a full cross platform audio engine. Input, processing, output.
Hi all,
I would like to know if someone knows if the Evolutif Audio
( http://evolutif.sourceforge.net/ ) project is alive
I'd never heard of it before reading your email.
(no CVS, no releases from 2003).
I think the answer is no.
If not, is there any other similar audio project
actually in
running?
I read the web page and the blurb is so general that I'm still not
sure what it does. T I'm thinking to extend this code stuff
(Evolutif) and I would like to
parse possibilities and efforts.
The only files I can find for this project are two windoze binary zip
files.
Even if you found the source for Evolutif its unlikely that it would do
more than Jack, Ardour and alsamodular synth can do. Why not take a look
at those projects instead.
How can I re-use Jack, Ardour and alsamodular as a full audio engine library?
I don't need an app but a library. Maybe Ardour has a lib for audio I/O and
processing inside, detached from the GUI?
Cheers!
--
J_Zar
Gianluca Romanin
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