Difference between revisions of "Compiling Instructions"
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There's an XCode project that works out of the box. | There's an XCode project that works out of the box. | ||
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Android support has been enabled via [https://code.google.com/p/vs-android/ vs-android] project. This is a Visual Studio plugin that allows compilation with the android toolchain. | Android support has been enabled via [https://code.google.com/p/vs-android/ vs-android] project. This is a Visual Studio plugin that allows compilation with the android toolchain. | ||
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There's a visual studio project available, works like a charm! | There's a visual studio project available, works like a charm! | ||
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Windows Phone 8 support is available via a visual studio project located in the project's source code. | Windows Phone 8 support is available via a visual studio project located in the project's source code. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:23, 3 January 2014
Contents
Dependencies
You can compile them either as static or dynamic libraries, depending on your project's preferences. Compiling these libraries is very easy and straightforward.
All the depending libraries have been included in the source code distribution of this library and their project files have been modified to allow out-of-the-box compilation on each platform, no additional configuration is needed.
Windows
Visual C++ 2008 / 2010 / 2012
The project contains a visual c++ solution file (libtheoraplayer.sln) used to compile the library.
MinGW
MinGW support has been discontinued due to lack of time. The original MinGW solution was made via "CodeLite" projects. If anyone is interested in maintaining this, contact me.
Linux
- There used to be a Linux port provided via CodeLite projects and automake scripts, but like MinGW, it has been discontinued. If anyone is interested in maintaining this, contact me.
MacOS X
i386
There's an XCode project that has been configured for x86 and can output either a framework or a static library. works out of the box.
x64
Currently there's no x64 version available simple because I personally didn't need it. But it should be easy to compile. It's on my todo list to have it set up in the XCode projects.
PowerPC
PowerPC support has been discontinued, although if you need it for some reason, it shouldn't be too hard to set up an XCode3 project and have it running.
iOS
There's an XCode project that works out of the box.
Android
Android support has been enabled via vs-android project. This is a Visual Studio plugin that allows compilation with the android toolchain. armv7a and x86 variants are possible. Both as static or dynamic libraries.
WinRT
There's a visual studio project available, works like a charm!
Windows Phone
Windows Phone 8 support is available via a visual studio project located in the project's source code.
