1 This is libsndfile, 1.0.29
3 libsndfile is a library of C routines for reading and writing
4 files containing sampled audio data.
6 The src/ directory contains the source code for library itself.
8 The doc/ directory contains the libsndfile documentation.
10 The examples/ directory contains examples of how to write code using
13 The tests/ directory contains programs which link against libsndfile
14 and test its functionality.
16 The src/GSM610 directory contains code written by Jutta Degener and Carsten
17 Bormann. Their original code can be found at :
18 http://kbs.cs.tu-berlin.de/~jutta/toast.html
20 The src/G72x directory contains code written and released by Sun Microsystems
21 under a suitably free license.
23 The src/ALAC directory contains code written and released by Apple Inc and
24 released under the Apache license.
29 Whereever possible, you should use the packages supplied by your Linux
32 If you really do need to compile from source it should be as easy as:
38 Since libsndfile optionally links against libFLAC, libogg, libvorbis and
39 libopus, you will need to install appropriate versions of these libraries
40 before running configure as above.
42 You can use CMake now to build under Linux, also under Windows and MacOS, see
43 README.md for details. CMake toolchain is usable, but still exterimental.
54 Official Windows binaries are compiled with Autotools and MinGW, but you can use
55 CMake to generate solution for Visual Studio. Details are described in
58 It is still recommended to use the libsndfile binaries available on the
63 Building on MacOSX should be the same as building it on any other Unix.
69 libsndfile was written by Erik de Castro Lopo (erikd AT mega-nerd DOT com).
70 The libsndfile home page is at :
72 http://libsndfile.github.io/libsndfile/
74 Bugs and support questions can be raised at :
76 https://github.com/libsndfile/libsndfile/issues