By default, all available types are compiled in.
#Snes spc player mac os x install#
You can change this to be anywhere you'd like to install game-music-emu. -D for CMake begins a definition, so -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local sets the CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX (where CMake installs to) to /usr/local.part is to run CMake, passing the parent directory (./) as the source directory.
DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX =/usr/local # See below for more options
#Snes spc player mac os x mac os x#
Although CMake should work on Mac OS X and Windows I don't have those systems available to test, and you can always still build it yourself like you could before :P): Then you'll need to do something like this: (note these are Linux/UNIX instructions. The last released tarball (for version 0.6.3) is available from the Downloads page. The next version will including minor API changes and thus be a 0.7.x release. The latest release is version 0.6.3, which includes a couple of years' worth of feature changes and bugfixes. It was then fixed to build on additional platforms and is used to support audio plugins for other libraries, such as GStreamer and FFmpeg. It was originally developed by Blargg and used as the basis for several other software products before being converted into a library. Game-music-emu is a collection of audio emulators for assorted video game console hardware.
0 kommentar(er)
