Then allow Visual C++ Project to Convert and open this project? OK, so the next steps are go to c:wxWidgets-2.8.11buildmswĪnd then open wx_dll.dsw with Visual Studio.
No* Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (x86)Ĭ:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0 No* MSDN Express Library for Visual Studio 2008 _Step 1: Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Hopefully I can make a nice step by step tutorial out of this procedure in the end. Going to take this step by step, so I don’t screw something up. Compile.txt at win/compile.txt in the source code or online should give you the details of compiling Widgets, adding support for ASIO then compiling Audacity.Īfter installing the ASIO SDK (no need to compile anything in it), nothing more should be needed to build Audacity with ASIO support than defining the ASIOSDK_DIR environment variable, which basically points the Audacity code to where your ASIO SDK is.
That gives you the basics of where to download Visual Express and an appropriate Windows SDK (without which Visual Studio will be useless). If you are not interested in programming per se, you probably only need to build a “DLL Unicode Release” build of Widgets and then a “Unicode Release” build of Audacity. Yes, start a new topic discussion in this board about compiling Widgets if needed, but really building Widgets itself is totally automatic normally.ĭebug versions of Audacity are slower than Release versions. I’ve moved this current topic to “Compiling Audacity” anyway, as more appropriate. This would probably be the most appropriate forum section: I’m sure that others will find it interesting/useful. What I was suggesting was that an in depth discussion of compiling wxWidgets might be better in its own topic or possibly continued via Private Message.
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