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1                 RoarAudio
2             As loud as a Lion
3           ---------------------
4
5--- What is RoarAudio?:
6
7RoarAudio is a cross-platform sound system for both, home and professional use.
8It can be used to mix audio for output on a single-stream soundcard or to play
9audio over the network.
10
11For more Information see our website at:
12http://roaraudio.keep-cool.org/
13
14--- Build:
15
16-- Build requirements:
17
18A POSIX system.
19
20You should install libesd and libao and maybe some codecs.
21For Debian you may use this command:
22 $ apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libdnet-dev libesd0-dev libao-dev libfishsound1-dev libvorbis-dev libspeex-dev libshout3-dev libsndfile1-dev liboggz1-dev libslp-dev
23
24Note that in case you want to use any emulation you need to install the corresponding
25sound system on the build system as we are using headers and other files from those
26sound systems to be most compatible. You can safely uninstall them after building
27RoarAudio has been completed.
28
29-- How to build:
30
31 $ ./configure
32 $ make
33
34--- Plugins:
35
36Plugins should be build automaticly since 0.2rc2.
37
38--- Writing software for RoarAudio:
39
40See manpages: libroar(7) and roartut(7).
41You also should read the example code in roarclients/*.c
42
43--- Writing patches for this packet:
44
45See HACKING.
46
47--- Want to be a maintainer for your favorite OS?:
48
49See HACKING.
50
51--- Tested platforms:
52
53OPERATING SYSTEM        ARCH    COMPILER        TESTED  M/STATUS        COMMENT
54AND VERSION                                     VERSION
55---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
56Debian Etch             ix86    gcc 4.1.2       current s/OK
57Debian Etch             x86_64  gcc 4.1.2       last    s/OK
58Debian Lenny            ix86    gcc 4.3.2       last    s/OK
59Ubuntu 9.04             ix86    gcc 4.3.3       0.2rc2  s/OK
60archlinux ?             i686    gcc 4.3.2       0.2rc2  M/OK
61Gentoo 1.12.11.1        i686    gcc 4.3.2-r3    0.3b0   s/OK
62NetBSD 1.6.1            Alpha   gcc 2.95.3      last    s/OK            gcc too old,
63                                                                        does not support debug macros
64NetBSD 4.0              i386    gcc 4.1.2       0.2     s/OK            need to use --roard-cfreq 20
65NetBSD 5                x86_64  gcc 4.1.3       0.2b?   s/?
66OpenBSD ?               x86_64  gcc ?           0.2rc2  m/OK
67OpenBSD 4.4             i386    gcc 3.3.5       0.3b0   m/OK
68OpenBSD 4.5             i386    gcc 3.3.5       0.2rc2  m/OK
69FreeBSD 6.2             i386    gcc 3.4.6       0.1b4   s/OK
70FreeBSD 7.1             i386    gcc 4.2.1       0.2     s/OK
71FreeBSD 7.2             i386    gcc 4.2.1       0.3b0   s/OK
72OpenSolaris 5.11        i386    gcc 3.4.3       ?       m/OK
73Darwin 9.4.0            i386    gcc 4.0.1       0.1b?   s/OK
74Cygwin 1.5.25           i686    gcc 3.4.4       0.3b0   s/Client+       Client libs work, roard only partly
75                                                                        Hostsystem: WinXP Home
76WinXP Home              ix86    mingw 3.4.5     0.3b0   s/Client-       Some Clients work
77                                                                        was build on Debian Etch
78
79Tested Version:
80        Current:        Current as listed on Homepage
81        last:           Last released version (This system is on release checklist)
82        *b*:            Beta
83
84Status: Maintenance/testing Status:
85Maintenance:    s = your are on your own, sources.
86                m = package in work, beta package
87                M = maintained
88                S = maintained source package
89                B = maintained binary package
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