Lubyk¶ ↑

Lubyk is an open source tool written in C++/Lua for real time signal processing. This tool uses zeromq to communicate between processes and with the graphical interfaces.

website: lubyk.org

license: MIT

author: Gaspard Bucher - Buma (feature-space.com)

See the “CREDITS” file for the list of included open source projects.

Installation¶ ↑

Lubyk is currently alpha software.

Minimal installation¶ ↑

If you just need the core parts (to use dub for example), you can install with:

...> git clone git://github.com/lubyk/lubyk.git
...> cd lubyk
...> mkdir build
...> cd build
...> cmake ..
...> make install

Mac OS X¶ ↑

In order to build everything, you need to have Qt SDK 4.8 and CMake installed:

...> brew install cmake
...> brew install qt

...> git clone git://github.com/lubyk/lubyk.git
...> git submodule init
...> git submodule update
...> mkdir build
...> cd build
.../build> cmake ..
.../build> make -j4
.../build> make install

The install script installs a single lua file in ‘/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/lubyk.lua’.

Linux¶ ↑

Packages require to build and install lubyk:

build-essential cmake uuid uuid-dev libssl-dev libqt4-dev libglc-dev freeglut3-dev libxmu-dev libxi-dev libavahi-client-dev  libasound2-dev

Will not be needed once we remove legacy gl:

libglc-dev freeglut3-dev libxmu-dev libxi-dev

Settings files¶ ↑

If ‘~/.lubyk/lk.lua’ file that informs lubyk where to search for extra libraries. Default location for libraries is in /Applications/Lubyk.app on Mac OS X.

return {
  paths = {
    -- Example of extra paths to store lua libraries and run them without
    -- installing.
    '/Users/gaspard/git/lubyk/modules/seq/lib',
  }
}