Re: [Faudiostream-users] Problems with installing/compiling Faust onto windows 7 (64bit)

[Albert Graef]

On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 1:02 AM, Albert Graef aggr...@gmail.com wrote:

 Daniel, you can give this a go as well, if you check out the master branch
 from the Faust git repository -- the msvc project there should now build
 cleanly and give you a faust.exe that works. Just let me know if you still
 want my mingw binaries (that's a zip file with the entire installation
 tree).


Since you specifically asked about 64 bit binaries: I'm not sure what the
msvc project builds by default. But it shouldn't really matter, as 32 bit
binaries will run fine on 64 bit Windows, and in any case the
Faust-generated code should work with 64 bit compilers.

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Re: [Faudiostream-users] Problems with installing/compiling Faust onto windows 7 (64bit)

[Albert Graef]

Hi Daniel,

On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 2:54 AM, DANIEL ThOTh da...@rentip.org wrote:

 It took me some time to learn how to download packed source files from
 git, but got it and now it's zero errors and zero warnings!


There's a binary package for Git available from
http://git-scm.com/download/win, which can be set up so that it runs from
either the Windows command line or from mingw msys bash. It's very easy to
install, that's what I'm using on my virtual Windows hosts, too.


 Also thanks for your effort for making a version that would compile in
 something nicer than MS Visual Studio. I personally used to be using
 DevC++, but MinGW sounds good too.


DevC++ uses mingw as its C/C++ compiler, but it's pretty old and hasn't
been updated in a while AFAICT. You can probably make it work with a recent
mingw install, though. Or try something like CodeLite (
http://www.codelite.org/), which is still being actively maintained, has
good gdb integration and works on all major OSes.


 Now, I tried to copy the Faust.exe into the FaustWorks v0.3 directory and
 set the path in it's preferenced and I noticed a bug there. It said:
 Faust not found


That's a common issue with software that gets ported from Linux/Un*x. It
should be easy enough to fix in the FaustWorks source, but to work around
it, just make sure that you install FaustWorks in a directory not
containing any spaces in its name.

Concerning a new binary release of FaustWorks for Windows, I guess that the
fine folks at Grame may be able to comment on that. You could also try to
compile the latest source from the git repo yourself (it needs Qt5, though).

Albert

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