Atmosfear needs to see the Juce and VST SDK sources. It assumes that they
are checked out in a directory called sdk above the project subdirectory
which contains its own sources. In other words:
/wherever/path/to/Code
├── sdk
│ ├── juce
│ └── vstsdk2.4
├── teragon
│ ├── Atmosfear
In the juce subdirectory should be a clone of Juce, and in the
vstsdk2.4 directory the uncompressed VST SDK 2.4 sources. Don't
forget to run git submodule sync && git submodule --init --recursive
after cloning.
- CMake 2.8 or newer
- Xcode, and optionally CLion for building on Mac OSX
- CLion for building on Linux
- MrsWatson for running tests
- Introjucer, which can be built from within the
extras/Introducersubdirectory of the Juce source tree. - Extra dependencies with Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install libx11-dev libxinerama-dev libfreetype6-dev libxcursor-dev
An Xcode project file is provided by Introducer and can be found in the
Builds/MacOSX subdirectory. Point CLion to the project's top-level
CMakeLists.txt when opening the project.
Note that the CMakeJuce configuration creates two targets,
build_Atmosfear and virtual_Atmosfear. Use the build_Atmosfear
target, as it uses the external builder from the Introjucer project. The
virtual_Atmosfear target is only needed so that the IDE correctly sees
and indexes the project sources, but it will probably not build correctly.
For a vanilla CMake build, the steps look something like this:
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make build_Atmosfear
Note that passing -j to make is not necessary, the CMakeJuce toolchain
determines this for you.