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SIDPlayer Installation Instructions |
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BeOS |
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The easiest way is to download one of the precompiled BeOS binary archives |
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(x86 or PowerPC, depending on your CPU architecture). Simply unexpand the |
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archive to your hard drive. |
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SIDPlayer can also be used as an input plugin for CL-Amp by Claes Löfqvist |
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and SoundPlay by Marco Nelissen. To use it with CL-Amp, copy the "SIDPlayer" |
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application to your CL-Amp "Plugins" directory (you have to copy it, placing |
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a link won't work) and rename it to "in_SIDPlayer". To use it with SoundPlay, |
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simply copy or link the program to your SoundPlay "Plugins" directory (it's |
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not necessary to rename it). |
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If you downloaded the source, you can compile it using the following |
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command: |
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$ make -f Makefile.BeOS |
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Unix |
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SIDPlayer requires the Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL) library, available |
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from the official SDL site: |
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http://www.libsdl.org/ |
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If you didn't install SDL from source, you have to install the "SDL-devel" |
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package to compile SIDPlayer. |
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As with any autoconfiguring GNU software, installation is as easy as this: |
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$ ./configure |
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$ make |
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[become root] |
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# make install |
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For a complete list of options that the "configure" script takes, type |
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$ ./configure --help |
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The most important option is |
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--prefix=PREFIX |
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which you can use to specify a different installation directory (the default |
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is /usr/local). The "sidplayer" executable will be installed in PREFIX/bin. |