How to build the latest SWS extensions for Reaper (Debian Buster) Linux
Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2019 8:19 pm
assuming you have a directory for building apps, from that location
- next step is to generate the API header file reaper_plugin_functions.h
- from REAPER (run the action "[developer] Write C++ API functions header")
Actions -> Show action list
Highlight [developer] Write C++ API functions header and click Run
Reaper will want to save it in -> ~/.config/REAPER but we want to move/save it to the vendor folder in the sws directory
from the sws folder run
then
from the build directory
copy/move the newly created reaper_sws64.so file to your REAPER/Plugins directory
there is an issue with SWScolours
to resolve it grab the zip file from https://gist.github.com/cowboy/1385767
add the ED Toolbar Colorset.SWSColor file to the REAPER/InstallData/SWSColors/ folder
you'll likely have to create this folder
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mkdir sws-buildCode: Select all
cd sws-buildCode: Select all
git clone http://www-dev.cockos.com/wdl/WDL.gitCode: Select all
git clone https://github.com/reaper-oss/sws.git- from REAPER (run the action "[developer] Write C++ API functions header")
Actions -> Show action list
Highlight [developer] Write C++ API functions header and click Run
Reaper will want to save it in -> ~/.config/REAPER but we want to move/save it to the vendor folder in the sws directory
from the sws folder run
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git submodule update --init vendor/taglibCode: Select all
mkdir buildCode: Select all
cd buildCode: Select all
cmake .. -DWDL_INCLUDE_DIR=/path/to/sws-build/WDL/Code: Select all
makethere is an issue with SWScolours
to resolve it grab the zip file from https://gist.github.com/cowboy/1385767
add the ED Toolbar Colorset.SWSColor file to the REAPER/InstallData/SWSColors/ folder
you'll likely have to create this folder
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