3 #You can set the on what OS is compiling (Linux/Windows)
7 #The version of the FFTW which is used (2 or 3)
11 #Assembler FLOAT to INT conversions
15 #Graphic user interface disable option (ZynAddSubFX will run only in text-mode)
19 # L I N U X C O N F I G U R A T I O N
20 #Next line sets the midi input. It can be "ALSA", "OSS" or "NONE".
25 #Next lines sets the audio output (OSS/JACK/PA)
26 #You may use only one at the time
27 #If you use "OSS_AND_JACK",,at runtime, zynaddsubfx will run by the default with jack support and
28 #it will try OSS if JACK fails. At runtime you can set the OSS by default by command-line
29 #parameters (run 'zynaddsubfx --help' for help)
31 #LINUX_AUDIOOUT=OSS_AND_JACK
35 #LINUX_AUDIOOUT=JACK_RT JACK_RT support is broken
40 #Next line sets if the synth is compiled for DSSI plugin (as .so file)
41 #If this setting is "YES", MIDI in and AUDIOOUT are set automatically to DSSI
45 #Next line sets if the LASH session handler will be used
49 # W I N D O W S C O N F I G U R A T I O N
51 #Next line sets the midi input
55 #Next line sets the audio output
56 #WINDOWS_AUDIOOUT=NONE
59 #Next line sets if the synth is compiled for VST (as .dll file)
60 #If this setting is "YES", MIDI in and AUDIOOUT are set automatically to VST
66 ifeq ($(OS_PORT),LINUX)
67 MIDIIN=$(LINUX_MIDIIN)
68 AUDIOOUT=$(LINUX_AUDIOOUT)
70 ifeq ($(LINUX_DSSI),YES)
75 MIDIIN=$(WINDOWS_MIDIIN)
76 AUDIOOUT=$(WINDOWS_AUDIOOUT)
78 ifeq ($(WINDOWS_VST),YES)