Pierre-Alexandre

Just to try if this works: * open the JAR, extract linux-x86-64 folder somewhere * rename extracted folder to darwin-x86-64 * rename (inside folder) libsc68.so to libsc68.dylib * put this...

Ok so I need to compile it on Mac... I re-uploaded the release, you can download it, it will no longer fail, simply silent music.

Use same link, I just repackaged the same with failsafe library loading. Everything is here about sc68: https://github.com/b3dgs/sc68

Yes because you also need to compile PortAudio as SC68 (whose are raw library) And then compile the code in my repo (aggregating SC68 and PortAudio to build audio routine...

I compiled it for win 32bits.

@jerellsworth Do you have free time for this task ? I can't make Mac compilation (even virtual machines don't work on my computer with this OS). What need to be...

- Hum, right click on project - Properties - C/C++ build - Manage configurations (top right) - Delete android configuration, and maybe win (but I don't understand why it searches...

@jerellsworth Did it worked ?

I tried to cross compile, but I'm stuck with missing CoreAudio/CoreAudio.h, of course (portaudio part).

@jerellsworth Hello, were you able to test something ? It would be great to make it work on macos for the next release :)