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Updated readme to match our new release.

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This is the new cAudio 1.7.1 Source Release. This is a bug fix release for cAudio also better packaged..
This is the new cAudio 2.0.0 Source Release. This release incorporates major bug fixes, API changes, and new features.
Visit our site at http://caudio.deathtouchstudios.com/ for news and information.
To get help, report bugs, or talk about cAudio visit our forums at: http://www.deathtouchstudios.com/phpBB3/index.php
New:
Examples Directory:
Tutorial1:2dSound - Shows how to play a basic 2dSound
Tutorial2:3dSound - Shows how to play a basic 3dSound
Tutorial3:MemoryPlayback - Shows how to playback Audio from memory useful for virtual file system.
Audio Capturing
Logging (File and Console)
User Log Recievers
Audio Effects and Filters
Custom User Audio Decoders
Plugin System
Event System
Custom User Data Sources
Threading (and Thread Safety)
Raw audio format support
New wav decoder
EAX Preset plugin
MP3 Decoder plugin
Bug fix:
You no longer have to create a new object each time you want to play a audio file.
Source:
Cleaned up the source code and fixed the commenting format
Updated:
Better doxygen documentation.
Numerous bug fixes (Too many to list here)
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// INSTALLATION //
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To compile:
Windows: Open up the cAudio codeblocks project and build with your perfered compiler
Windows: Open up the cAudio Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 solution (or codeblocks project file for MinGW) and select Build Solution after you set Debug or Release.
Linux/Unix: Cd to the Source directory and run make.
Mac: Good luck..... Belive running make would work not sure though.
Mac: Not officially supported, but community members have been able to get it to build with XCode.
Libraries will end up in:
Windows: lib/win32-visual (MSVC) or lib/win32-gcc (Codeblocks).
Linux: lib/linux-x86.
Mac: Not officially supported, but should land up in lib/linux-x86.
To compile examples:
Windows: Open up codeblocks projects in the Examples directory select perfered compiler.
Windows: Automatically built by the MSVC Solution. For codeblocks, open up the projects in the Examples directory select perferred compiler and build configuration.
Linux/Unix: Cd to the Examples directory and run ./buildAll.sh
Mac: Good luck..... Belive runing ./buildAll.sh would work
Mac: Not officially supported, but community members have been able to get it to build with XCode.
Compiled examples will be in bin/gcc bin/visual bin/linux depending
Compiled examples will be in:
Windows: bin/win32-visual (MSVC) or bin/win32-gcc (Codeblocks).
Linux: bin/linux-x86.
Mac: Not officially supported, but should land up in bin/linux-x86.