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*** INSTALL	2 Mar 2004 11:01:13 -0000	1.6
--- INSTALL	5 Mar 2004 10:14:02 -0000	1.7
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  Download
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! Download OpenThreads from http://openthreads.sourceforge.net/ and install it.
! 
! If you want to use PortAudio for microphone capture (not very tested!) download that from: http://www.portaudio.com/ and install it.
  
  
! Linux/Unix
! ----------
  Start by running configure ($ is the prompt):
   $ ./autogen.sh
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+ Dependencies
+ -----------
+ 
+ OpenAL - http://www.openal.org
+   Portable low level sound library. Similar to OpenGL.
+   OpenAL also depends on ogg-vorbis.
+ 
+ OggVorbis - http://www.vorbis.com/ 
+   Portable library for reading/writing ogg/vorbis files. Which is similar to MP3 in quality and compression, but FREE.
+ 
+ OpenThreads -  http://openthreads.sourceforge.net/
+   Portable thread library
+ 
+ Portaudio - 
+   Portable library for handling input/output devices in a platform independent way.
+ 
  Download
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! To build OpenAL++ you first need to download and install OggVorbis, OpenAL, OpenThreads.
  
+ The use of Portaudio is not well tested and should be considered unstable!
  
! Building OpenAL++ under Linux/Unix
! -----------------------------------
  Start by running configure ($ is the prompt):
   $ ./autogen.sh
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  It should work using other compilers too.
  
! There are three ways to compile and install OpenAl++. Whichever way you choose, you should make sure that the necessary paths (include, lib etc.) are correct. For example (in DOS) by using "set INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;additional path here".
! - 1 -
! Open up the workspace (openalpp.dsw/openalpp.sln) in Visual C++.
! Make sure openalpp is the active project (Build/Set Active Configuration. Openalpp - Win32 Release).
! Be sure to set any include paths that might be necessary for PortAudio, CommonC++ and/or OpenAL. This can be done under Project/Settings/C/C++/Additional include directories.
! Also, if you have installed libraries in "non-standard" places, additional library paths should be set under Project/Settings/Link/Input/Additional library path.
! Build the library (hit F7)
! The library and dll files are named oalpp.lib oalpp.dll and resides in the lib and the bin directory
! in the project root.
  
  
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  It should work using other compilers too.
  
! 1. Make sure that the necessary paths (include, lib etc.) are correct. 
!    For example (in DOS) by using: 
! 
!      DOS> set INCLUDE=%INCLUDE%;path to openal,oggvorbis, openthreads header files
!      DOS> set LIB=%LIB%;path to openal, oggvorbis, openthreads libraries
!      DOS> set PATH=%PATH%;path to openal, oggvorbis, openthreads  dll files
! 
! 
! 2. Now open up the workspace/projects in your prefered build environment with the /useenv flag (for .NET)
!   
!      DOS> devenv /useenv visualstudio/openalpp.sln
! 
! 3. Build the projec with the sample projects
! 
! The library and dll files are named oalpp.lib oalpp.dll and resides in the lib and the bin directory in the project root.
! 
! To use OpenAL++ in your own project, add the include, lib and bin directory to the INCLUDE, LIB and PATH environment variables and restart your build environment, dont forget to use the /useenv flag.
  
  

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