lestahl / wavesabre-executable-msx

WaveSabre executable music example code

wavesabre-executable-msx

WaveSabre executable music example code.

Build instructions

• Install Git (from https://git-scm.com/download).
• Clone the repository.
• Install CMake (from https://cmake.org/download/).
• Install the Visual C++ Toolkit 2022 (from https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vs_BuildTools.exe).
• Install the .NET Framework Developer pack 4.6.1 (from https://www.microsoft.com/de-de/download/details.aspx?id=49978).
• Add the binary folders of all of those to your PATH variable.
• Run git submodule update --init --recursive in the source root of this repository.
• Create an out-of-source build folder, for example build.
• Run cmake [SOURCE_ROOT] -A Win32.
• Run cmake --build . --config Release. You might need to re-enter the command once.
• In the folder [BUILD_FOLDER]/Release you can now find your binaries and a release archive.

How to change the track

• Place a DAW project file containing your track in the Track/ subdirectory (or anywhere else, if you must).
• Either open CMakeLists.txt and change the variables for EXECUTABLE_NAME, TRACK_NAME, TRACK_AUTHOR, TRACK_PROJECT_FILE, PRECALC or N_RENDER_THREADS according to your needs. Make sure to change TRACK_PROJECT_FILE to exactly the path you chose to save your project file to, or override them by supplying -DEXECUTABLE_NAME="YourName" in the command line of the first CMake command above.
• If you edited the defaults in your CMakeLists.txt, remove the Cache using rm CMakeCache.txt in your build folder and re-run the cmake commands from the build instructions.

Licenses

• wavesabre-executable-msx is GPLv3 and (c) 2022 Alexander Kraus [email protected]; see LICENSE for details.
• WaveSabre is MIT and (c) https://github.com/yupferris and https://github.com/djh0ffman of https://github.com/logicomacorp. See WaveSabre/LICENSE for details.