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- This project uses git submodules and several are required for a successful
- build. If this tarball was NOT provided with submodules (default), some source
- dependencies will need to be manually added to src/3rdparty.
- If this project WAS provided with submodules, there are detailed dependencies
- (e.g. supported compilers, cmake requirements, cross-compilation) at
- doc/wiki/Compiling.md including platform-specific build instructions (e.g.
- apt-get, dnf, pacman, etc).
- Online documentation:
- https://github.com/LMMS/lmms/wiki/
- Live online chat via Discord (similar to IRC):
- https://lmms.io/chat, Channel #programming
- Basic build steps:
- mkdir build
- cd build
- cmake ../
- make
- sudo make install
- # or alternately: su -c 'make install'
- With the above commands an out-of-tree build is performed. You can also run
- "cmake ." directly in the root of source tree although this is not recommended.
- When performing an out-of-tree build after there's already an in-tree build,
- make sure to run "make distclean" before running cmake inside build-directory.
- If you want to use custom compiler flags simply set the environment variables
- CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS.
- After running cmake (the 3rd command above) you can see a summary of things
- that are going to be built into LMMS or built as plugins. Install the
- according libraries and development files if a certain feature is not enabled.
- Then remove CMakeCache.txt and run cmake again.
- For non-root installs, or to install to a non-standard location, provide an
- install prefix to cmake, using the flag:
- -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<prefix>
- The Compilation tutorial (see docs/wiki/Compilation.md)
- specifically uses <prefix> as "../target" for all non-root installations. This
- is strongly recommended if developing a patch or a feature. For root
- installations, <prefix> can be /usr, /usr/local, /opt, etc. For most systems,
- the default is /usr/local.
- If your Qt5 installation does not reside in standard installation paths,
- additionally pass:
- -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=<prefix>
- Where <prefix> is the location to Qt5 installation, usually /opt/qt5/, etc.
- Important wiki sections:
- doc/wiki/Compiling.md:
- Dependencies Detailed
- - Build Toolchain (cmake)
- - Compiler (gcc, clang)
- - Libraries (required and optional dependencies)
- doc/wiki/Dependencies-<platform>.md
- Platform-specific dependencies (Windows, Ubuntu, Fedora, macOS, etc.)
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