Linux Developer

Compiling for Linux has been tested on Fedora 16 and 19.

Download Instructions

1. Open a command line and type:

   git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/isse/code isse-code

   cd isse-code

   git submodule init sdks/juce

   git submodule init sdks/eigen

   git submodule update

1. Note, you should type the exact, individual submodule init/update commands, and not just "git submodule init" and "git submodule update". For the linux build, the submodule called "extras" is not needed (it maintains all of the necessary files for an osx and windows build).

Build Instructions

1. If needed, install the third party dependencies below.
2. To build ISSE (64bit), type:

   cd builds/Linux

   export CONFIG=Release

   export TARGET_ARCH=-m64

   make

3. To build a 32-bit version, type:

   cd builds/Linux

   export CONFIG=Release

   export TARGET_ARCH=-m32

   make

4. To build both a 64-bit and 32-bit version, type:

   cd builds/Linux

   mkdir 32

   mkdir 64

   export CONFIG=Release

   export TARGET_ARCH=-m32

   make

   cp build/ISSE 32/ISSE

   rm -rf build

   export TARGET_ARCH=-m64

   make

   cp builds/ISSE 64/ISSE

1. Note, you may need to copy the remove the Linux/build folder if compiling the 32 after 64 bit version.

Run Instructions

1. To run the compiled executable (after running the build instructions), type:

   cd build

   ./ISSE

2. Note, the final, compiled executable can be found at isse-code/builds/Linux/build/ISSE.

Installation Instructions

1. If you built the Linux project, there are dynamic libraries that need linking. Install as required per platform.

Third Party Dependencies

1. Special third party dependencies: fftw3 and jack
2. On Fedora, type:

   sudo yum install jack-audio-connection-kit-devel jack-audio-connection-kit

   sudo yum install fftw3-devel