marcelinorc/kitsunesoft

#Kitsune Software Repository

This is the Kitsune software repository.

• In the "src" folder is the sources for all projects.

• The "thirdparty" folder is for third-party needed libraries

• The "builds" folder is for the CMake out-of-source files for building.

#dawjo

dawjo is a Digital Work Station (DAW). Is in charge hosting all Kitsune plugins and comunicating with the sound card.

The name came from mixing DAW with dojo.

##Features

These are some of dawjo features

v0.1

• Host Kitsune plugins
• Comunicate with the sound card to produce sound
• Receive MIDI input from external devices

##Compiling dawjo for Raspberry

1. Download the oficial gcc compiler for Rasbian here: https://github.com/raspberrypi/tools
2. Copy the /usr/lib and /usr/include directories to your local machine. Put both directories as siblings in the same dir. Otherwise CMake would not find them.
3. Open the arm-crosscompile.cmake file in the kitsune/sources directory.
4. Update the COMPILER_ROOT variable to point to your location of the compiler.
5. Update the CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH to point to your location of the Raspberry /usr/lib and /usr/include directories.
6. Open the CMake-GUI tool, and set the cross-compiler file as described here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29982505/setting-a-cross-compiler-file-using-the-cmake-gui.

####Compiling from the Kistune Dev Virtual Machine If you are compiling dawjo from the Kitsune Dev Virtual Machine, skip step 1 to 5. There is no need, since these steps are alredy done in the KDVM.

####Generating a project for Eclipse. In order to generate a project for Eclipse you may follow these instructions: http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/Eclipse_CDT4_Generator