AuDIT Installation Notes

AuDIT can be built from source code, or downloaded as a binary executable. As always, it is preferable to download the sources and build binaries on the target system. AuDIT has currently been tested under GNU/Linux, MacOS and Windows running Cygwin. AuDIT uses libsndfile which is covered under the GNU Lesser General Public License.

Executable binaries:
audit-0.1.51-i386-redhat-linux.tar.gz
audit-0.1.51-i686-pc-cygwin.tar.gz
audit-0.1.51-ppc-MacOS.sit
audit-0.1.51-ppc-yellowdog-linux.tar.gz
audit-0_1_51-x86-Win32.zip

Building AuDIT from source code:
AuDIT requires libsndfile which can be obtained from the libsndfile home page. AuDIT has been tested with libsndfile-0.0.22, although newer versions should work fine as well.

GNU/Linux:

  1. Download the libsndfile source and the AuDIT source.
  2. Build and install libsndfile. Follow the included instructions. This will place libsndfile /usr/local/lib and sndfile.h in /usr/local/include. Be sure to update your linker's path.
  3. Expand the AuDIT archive (tar -xzf audit-x.x.x.tar.gz)
  4. Switch to the AuDIT directory audit-x.x.x and type ./configure
  5. Type: make install (you must be root or have write access to /usr/local/bin). Alternatively you may just type: make, in which case you must manually place the binary created in src/ (called 'audit') into an appropriate directory in your path, or execute it locally by typing ./audit.
  6. That's it, if you didn't receive any error messages, you are now ready to use AuDIT. Test it by typing audit.

MacOS/CodeWarrior IDE4.04:

  1. Download the libsndfile source and the AuDIT source.
  2. Build libsndfile. Follow the instructions for using CodeWarrior. You can build it for PPC and/or Win32.
  3. Copy the libsndfile library(s) you built in step 2 and sndfile.h into the AuDIT folder.
  4. Open the CodeWarrior project titled AuDIT.mcp. There are two targets, PPC and Win32.
  5. Select the PPC target and do a 'make'. This builds the MacOS binary called 'AuDIT'.
  6. If desired, select the Win32 target and do a 'make'. This builds the Windows binary called 'AuDIT.EXE'.
    You must run this from a Windows command prompt.
  7. That's it!

Windows:

AuDIT can be built for windows using Cygwin. The Cygwin tools are ports of the popular GNU development tools for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000. While running Cygwin, follow the instructions above for GNU/Linux.
Cygwin can be obtained from www.cygwin.com .