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- # INSTALL for Carla
-
- To install Carla, simply run as usual:
- ```
- $ make
- $ [sudo] make install
- ```
-
- You can run it without installing, by using instead:
- ```
- $ make
- $ ./source/frontend/carla
- ```
-
- Packagers can make use of the `PREFIX` and `DESTDIR` variable during install, like this:
- ```
- $ make install PREFIX=/usr DESTDIR=./test-dir
- ```
-
- ## BUILD DEPENDENCIES
-
- There are no required build dependencies.
-
- But if you want the frontend (which is likely), you will need PyQt4/5 (python3 version)
-
- - libmagic (for auto-detection of binary types, needed for plugin-bridges)
- - liblo (for OSC support)
-
- Optional for extra Linux-only engine features:
-
- - ALSA
- - PulseAudio
- - X11 (internal/LV2/VST X11 UI support)
-
- Optional for extended LV2 UIs support: (Linux only)
-
- - Gtk2
- - Gtk3
- - Qt4
- - Qt5
-
- Optional for extra samplers support:
-
- - FluidSynth (SF2/3)
-
- Optional for extra LADSPA plugin information:
-
- - python3-rdflib
-
-
- You can use:
- ```
- $ make features
- ```
- To find out which dependencies are missing.
-
-
- Under debian based systems, you can use this command to install all dependencies:
- ```
- sudo apt install python3-pyqt5.qtsvg python3-rdflib pyqt5-dev-tools \
- libmagic-dev liblo-dev libasound2-dev libpulse-dev libx11-dev \
- libgtk2.0-dev libgtk-3-dev libqt4-dev qtbase5-dev libfluidsynth-dev
- ```
-
- ## BUILD BRIDGES
-
- Carla can make use of plugin bridges to load additional plugin types.
-
- ### 32bit plugins on 64bit systems
-
- Simply run `make posix32` after a regular Carla build, and install or run Carla locally.<br/>
- This feature requires a compiler capable of building 32bit binaries.
-
- ### JACK Applications inside Carla
-
- This is built by default on Linux systems.<br/>
- Requires LD_PRELOAD support by the OS and the GCC compiler.<br/>
- Does not work with clang. (if you discover why, please let me know!)
-
- ### Windows plugins (via Wine)
-
- Requires a mingw compiler, and winegcc.
-
- First, we build the Windows bridges using mingw, like this: (adjust as needed)
- ```
- make win32 CC=i686-w64-mingw32-gcc CXX=i686-w64-mingw32-g++
- make win64 CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc CXX=x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++
- ```
-
- To finalize, we build the wine<->native bridges using winegcc:
- ```
- make wine32
- make wine64
- ```
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