The Broad Audio Engine presents the ability to process sounds and wav files for applications like video games and DAWs.
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This library is programmed and maintained in parallel in both Rust and C++, and can each be found in their respective branches.
This library is currently in the process of being ported to rust. Once this process is complete they will both be maintained in parallel.
The rust crate can be found here.
SoonTM this will be split off into two different README's on the separate branches. I'm probably gonna forget to change that.
Building is done through CMake, as it is the solution I am familiar with enough to set up for multi-platform C++ projects.
Be sure you have CMake v3.8 or newer installed.
Set the repository root as the source code location, and then set the build location of your choice.
Configure, check the options to see what (if anything) you'd like to change, then configure again.
Once you're ready to generate the project files, use the Generate command.
Currently the library has only been tested on Windows 10 (Visual Studio 2019) and Ubuntu (WSL2, GCC 7.4.0/LLVM clang 6.0.0)
This project uses the RIFF-Util library to read and write WAVE data structures (whether loaded from disk or not).
Currently there is no option to disable it if it isn't needed, but this may be an added feature in the future.
It should be noted that the factories within this library use std::shared_ptr, which means that any pointer-level copying will not copy the managed objects. This means that improper care of copying could yield to, for example, a generator running twice per process loop which is likely not the intended use. This could be fairly easily mitigated however by modifying the define in Macro.hpp or adding your own define before it and rebuilding the project.
The project will build the executibles and copy the necessary shared libs (if any) to repo/bin for easy access of the binaries.