This directory contains some (contributed) works covering usage and/or building of mpg123/libmpg123 from different programming environments.
Note that those may be a bit outdated (especially when a file is added/removed in libmpg123 sources); as the team lacks resource to test everything. But in any case, the ports can provide a good starting point on the respective platform, to get it to work with minimal fuzz.
- Delphi: mpg123_.pas
Unit for linking against libmpg123 (Win32, DLL).
...by Arthur Pires <arthurprs@gmail.com>
- Sony PSP: Sony_PSP/; building libmpg123 for the PSP (used for the MODO player).
...by Bastian Pflieger <wb@illogical.de>
- MSVC++: Microsoft Windows / Visual C++ builds
- MSVC++/CMP3Stream:
project for building libmpg123 with interface class.
...by "Gates Fan" <gatesfan@gmail.com>
- MSVC++/mpg123.h
A wrapper header over mpg123.h.in (yes, the template file in ../src/libmpg123) to use in MSVC++ projects that link to libmpg123.
- MSVC++/2005 and MSVC++/2008 contain project files for building and using libmpg123 with the corresponding versions of Microsoft Visual C++.
To use it add the project to your solution. Then add a reference to libmpg123 from the project that wants to use it.
Also add ports/MSVC++ and src/libmpg123 to the include path.
If you want to use the asm build you will need yasm (http://www.tortall.net/projects/yasm/).
Please put yasm.exe into a directory where MSVC++ can find it. Finally switch the libmpg123 project to the
Release_MMX_Dll build using the Visual Studio Configuration Manager.
- Xcode contains the project file for building and using libmpg123 with
Xcode for Mac and iOS (arm and simulator builds). Please add the
ports/Xcode folder to the header search path of your project so that
Xcode can find the right mpg123.h and config.h. Then drag the mpg123
Xcode project into your own project. Finally in your build target, build
phases, add mpg123-ios or mpg123-mac to the libraries to link.
