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igorski / MWEngine

Audio engine and DSP library for Android, written in C++ providing low latency performance within a musical context, while providing a Java/Kotlin API. Supports both OpenSL and AAudio.
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swig question #132

Closed scar20 closed 3 years ago

scar20 commented 3 years ago

I just have to "reset" Windows 10 (big pain) so any apps have been reinstalled from scratch. Do I need to manually install swig? Because it seem that its kind of integrated with cmake; when I rebuilded a project, there was comments in graddle about swig and it compiled fine. So what is the status about this? And also, is the situation is the same on the mac? I had a friend that tried to run the app but run into problem instead because it seem it misses some components but I dont know his settings for sure - we've done that by phone with a shared screen so... I will have to go present a demo of the work done and they all have just macs so I'll will like to know about swig on the mac. It is a required separate install or it will be included in the ndk/cmake setup?

Thanks and I really appreciate your commitment

scar20 commented 3 years ago

I just checked in my path and I can confirm that swig is not there.

igorski commented 3 years ago

Hi, I depends a little on your tooling setup.

On MacOS SWIG does not come preinstalled (if you use a package manager like Brew it's a breeze to install) but it did on my Ubuntu distribution (as part of a generic gtk/clang set of tools)

SWIG is supported by CMake as a module, but is not part of the CMake toolchain natively.