Here are instructions on how to install devtools. This includes some instructions for installing platform-specific toolchains and IDEs, along with general installation instructions for other software. Chances are you already have some of these tools installed already! Please follow the platform-specific instructions first, then the general instructions.
Instructions
- Go to the JUCE download page
- Select the "Mac" button to download the latest version of the library with tools pre-built for MacOS
- Expand the
.zipfile by double-clicking in Finder or runningunzip ./juce-7.x.x-osx.zipin terminal - Move the new
JUCEfolder to/Users/<your username>/Applicationsin Finder or in terminal runningmv -r ./JUCE ~/Applications/in the directory you expanded it in.
- Go to the MacOS App Store to install the XCode app
- Open the terminal (
/System/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app) and runxcode-select --installto install the XCode command line tools- this will install the compiler, linker, debugger, etc.
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Instructions
- Go to the JUCE download page
- Select the "Windows" button to download the latest version of the library with tools pre-built for Windows
- Select the
.ziparchive in File Explorer and select "Compressed Folder Tools"->"Extract All" - Extract the JUCE folder inside your home directory, i.e. "C://Users/<your username>/", removing the name
juce-x.x.x-windowsfrom the path.
- Follow Microsoft's instructions here
- The community version of Visual Studio is preferable
- For workload, you'll want to select the "Desktop Development with C/C++" one.
This article is pretty clear: skip to the section "Download and Install Git for Windows."
Git should be pre-installed on Linux and comes with the XCode CLI Tools on MacOS, described above. Follow the instructions above for Windows.
- To authenticate with GitHub, the easiest way now is to use the GitHub CLI tool. [These instructions by GitHub] tell you how to do that for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
- Alternatively, you can manually generate an SSH key or PAT for your GitHub account without installing the CLI tool. In that case, follow these instructions by GitHub
- Then, run
gh auth loginin a terminal to login to your github account
- Try to clone this repository to your computer: https://github.com/SIGMusic/WavetableDemo.git
- to clone, open a command line (GitBash, Terminal.app, etc.), navigate to your desired directory, and type
git clone https://github.com/SIGMusic/WavetableDemo.git. Alternatively, if you are using SSH keys for git authentication, typegit clone [email protected]:SIGMusic/WavetableDemo.git
- to clone, open a command line (GitBash, Terminal.app, etc.), navigate to your desired directory, and type
- If you can complete the above steps with no errors, then you have successfully configured Git/GitHub!
- Navigate to
JUCE/extras/AudioPerformanceTest - Open the
.jucerfile in the Projucer - On opening, you may receive up to 2 popups in the bottom left corner of your window:
- If there is a popup stating you must disable the splash screen, select to disable the splash screen to dismiss the popup.
- If there is a popup stating that your modules path is invalid, select "Set Path," or similar:
- For the JUCE path, enter the path or browse by selecting the triple-dot button, to where you downloaded the JUCE folder above
- The path should be something like "*/JUCE"
- For the modules path, enter the path to the modules subdirectory inside your JUCE installation or select the triple-dot button to browse to the modules folder inside your JUCE installation.
- The path should be something like "*/JUCE/modules"
- Close the window
- For the JUCE path, enter the path or browse by selecting the triple-dot button, to where you downloaded the JUCE folder above
- Click the "Save and Export to IDE" button in the Projucer, next to the exporter dropdown in the top-center of the window
- Attempt to build the project in your IDE
- if there aren't any build errors, congrats: You have successfully installed JUCE!