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Documentation on compiling libfaust #408
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Thanks, @dfober may have a look at some point. |
I agree, having a single source for documentation is undoubtedly the best way to keep it up to date.
your contribution is welcome! |
I looked a bit into this today. I don't have editing rights to the wiki but I'm writing some markdown files that combine all information from the aforementioned sources, which can then be copied to the wiki (if that's their final place). I found compilation instructions in yet another place, the quick reference manual. How up to date is that? Also, looks like the documentation is being migrated to |
Yes, please send your MD files. |
Hi! I wanted to compile libfaust to use it in my application, but it was hard
to get started because I found the documentation a bit confusing.
Looks like the instructions for compiling Faust (and libfaust in particular)
are spread out across at least three places:
compiling
section in the manualbuild/README.md
fileThese three places seem to have more or less the same information, but with
some minor differences, and also some outdated information (they mention commands
like
make configstatic
, which don't exist in the makefiles anymore). It was(and to some extent still is) unclear to me which of these guides to follow.
The documentation should be all in one place.
The wiki seems to have the most comprehensive information. What is its role in
relation to the manual? If the wiki is the right place for the build
instructions, I think the manual and
build/README.md
should be updated tojust point to it. The manual could have maybe a few sentences on the basic
compilation, but I think having the detailed instructions there (related to
MSVC and whatnot) is unnecessary.
If this sounds right, I could make the above changes to the documentation and
README, and try to write them so that they are easy to follow for someone who is not very
familiar with the Faust ecosystem (like me).
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