An ALSA C++ wrapper simplifies ALSA programming for C++ developers by providing an object-oriented programming interface for digital audio systems on Linux platforms.
Aseqmm is a C++ wrapper that provides a convenient interface to the ALSA library sequencer using Qt4 idioms, objects, and style. This software supports MIDI technology on Linux, making it a great choice for those in the music industry.
Installation is straightforward, and all you need to do is navigate to aseqmm-x.x.x and run a series of build commands using CMake. You can also use qmake for simpler development scenarios. After running these commands, you must install aseqmm using the "sudo make install" command, followed by "sudo ldconfig" (only if you do not want static).
CMake also allows users to specify optional parameters during the build process. For example, you can choose to build a static library instead of a shared object by adding the "DWANT_STATIC=YES|ON|1" flag. You can also enable precompiled headers for faster compilation, compile with debug flags, or customize compilation flags to meet your specific needs.
Finally, you can specify the desired install prefix using the "DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local" flag. This software provides a reliable and efficient way to interact with ALSA, and the ability to customize the build and installation process makes it even more appealing to developers.
Installation is straightforward, and all you need to do is navigate to aseqmm-x.x.x and run a series of build commands using CMake. You can also use qmake for simpler development scenarios. After running these commands, you must install aseqmm using the "sudo make install" command, followed by "sudo ldconfig" (only if you do not want static).
CMake also allows users to specify optional parameters during the build process. For example, you can choose to build a static library instead of a shared object by adding the "DWANT_STATIC=YES|ON|1" flag. You can also enable precompiled headers for faster compilation, compile with debug flags, or customize compilation flags to meet your specific needs.
Finally, you can specify the desired install prefix using the "DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local" flag. This software provides a reliable and efficient way to interact with ALSA, and the ability to customize the build and installation process makes it even more appealing to developers.
What's New
Version 0.1.0: N/A