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2 To compile from source
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3 ----------------------
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5 First, please consider getting one of the ready-to-run binary
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6 distributions available from http://www.omras2.org/SonicAnnotator .
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8 The following additional libraries are required or optional when
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9 building Sonic Annotator:
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11 REQUIRED Vamp Plugin SDK http://www.vamp-plugins.org/
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13 REQUIRED Qt4 Free Edition http://www.trolltech.com/
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14 REQUIRED libsndfile http://www.mega-nerd.com/libsndfile/
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15 REQUIRED libsamplerate http://www.mega-nerd.com/SRC/
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16 REQUIRED FFTW3 http://www.fftw.org/
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17 REQUIRED Redland RDF libraries http://librdf.org/
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19 Optional MAD mp3 decoder http://www.underbit.com/products/mad/
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20 Optional Oggz and fishsound http://www.annodex.net/software/libraries.html
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22 The Redland RDF libraries include the Raptor RDF parser library,
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23 Rasqal RDF query library, and librdf, the Redland RDF datastore (which
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24 depends on both of those). Sonic Annotator uses Rasqal and Redland
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25 directly, and so indirectly also requires Raptor. For best
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26 performance it's strongly recommended that you build with Redland
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27 1.0.8 or newer.
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29 If you happen to be using a Debian-based Linux, you probably want to
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30 apt-get install the following packages: libqt4-dev libsndfile1-dev \
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31 libsamplerate0-dev fftw3-dev libmad0-dev liboggz1-dev \
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32 libfishsound1-dev liblrdf0-dev librdf0-dev libbz2-dev libasound2-dev .
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35 uses it for all appropriate libraries (such as a modern Linux
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36 distribution) then you should be able to just run "qmake" (being
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37 careful to ensure it is the Qt 4 version of qmake you are running, and
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38 not a Qt 3 version).
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40 If you do not have pkg-config, you should first edit the file sv.prf
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41 and comment out any of the optional HAVE_* lines (in the section
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42 starting "If you don't have pkg-config...") for library dependencies
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43 that you aren't using. Then run the Qt 4 "qmake" command. This will
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44 create the proper Makefile.
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46 (If you're on the Mac and you have Qt3 installed as well, you must
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47 export QMAKESPEC=macx-g++ before you do this, or Qt will get confused.)
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49 Then type "make". The program will then either build, or not build.
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50 If it builds, the result will be a binary file in sonic-annotator (on
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51 Linux) or release/Sonic Annotator.exe (on Win32), or a bundle in
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52 sonic-annotator.app. There should be nothing to install apart from
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53 the executable itself and any of the above listed third-party shared
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54 libraries that are not already installed.
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57 Qt Library Version Requirements
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60 Sonic Annotator requires Qt version 4.3 or newer. It can not be
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61 built with Qt3 or with Qt 4.0.x, 4.1.x, or 4.2.x.
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