Discovering Audition

This section outlines the various ways Audition can be discovered after being installed on your computer with an installer program. If you did not install Audition with an installer program (e.g. you downloaded an archive file), then you must find and configure the library and header file manually. More comprehensive instructions (with screenshots) are available in the documentation.

With CMake

If you're using CMake to build your project, then you can discover Audition with the find_package directive.

find_package(Audition REQUIRED)

For a complete example see the Audition examples on GitHub.

With pkg-config

If you're on Linux and have pkg-config installed, you can execute the following command in your terminal to discover the Audition library and header.

$ pkg-config audition --cflags --libs

With Visual Studio

By default installing Audition with the Windows installer (*.msi) will place its files into the %LOCALAPPDATA% directory. You can configure your Visual Studio project to find Audition by opening its property page and making the following edits:

1

Select Configuration Properties > C/C++ > General.

2

Modify the Additional Include Directories property to find the Audition header file:

$(LOCALAPPDATA)\Programs\Audition

3

Select Configuration Properties > Linker > Input.

4

Modify the Additional Dependencies property to link against the Audition library:

$(LOCALAPPDATA)\Programs\Audition\audition.lib