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Perform dynamic tunings in realtime music or use them for procesing MIDI files

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Building from GIT

Requirements

The following libraries are known to work. Minimal versions (marked with “>=”) indicate versions that introduced new features that are used.

  • Boost (1.54)
  • wxWidgets (>=3.0)
  • autoconf (>=2.67)
  • automake (1.14.1)
  • gettext (0.18.3)
  • For realtime MIDI input and output the following packages are used :
    • ALSA or Jack (Linux),
    • CoreMidi or Jack (Mac OS X)
    • WinMM (Windows)
  • git
  • pkg-config
  • NSIS (for a windows installer)

Optional packages that can be helpful (omitting these is not well-tested)

  • TeX4HT (20090611)
  • cppunit (1.12)
  • inkscape (0.48.4)
  • bison (3.0)
  • flex (2.5.35)

Step by step

To compile MUTABOR from the git repositiory do the following:

  1. clone the repositiory (For Development omit the depth parameter)

  2. Fetch the submodules

  3. create the configuration script (some files have to be installed)

  4. configure the build Note that configure has several configuration options which might be interesting

    ./configure --help

  5. build MUTABOR

  6. install MUTABOR

In short: open a shell and enter the following commands

git clone --depth 1 --single-branch --branch master git://git.code.sf.net/p/mutabor/code mutabor-code
cd mutabor-code
git submodule init
git submodule update
autoreconf -i
./configure
make
make install