jit.realsense

RealSense external for Max/MSP

Building for Windows

Required tools:

• Last tested with Visual Studio 2017
• CMake 3.8+

Building

• Open a shell and run :

mkdir build
cd build
cmake path/to/jit.realsense
cmake --build . --config Release

This will build the 32-bit version; for building the 64 bit version, run cmake with the following command instead:

cmake -G "Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64" path/to/jit.realsense

The jit.realsense.mxe and jit.realsense.mxe64 externals will be in the Release folder created during build.

Building for macOS

Required tools:

• Last tested with Xcode 8
• CMake >= 3.8

Building

• Open a shell, go to folder where you want to download the repo and run :

git clone --recursive https://github.com/tecartlab/jit.realsense.git
mkdir build
cd build

if you want to create a release build without opening XCode:

cmake path/to/jit.realsense -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release

for some strange reason you might have error messages. just do it again:

cmake path/to/jit.realsense -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release

cmake --build .

Note that the build is optimized for CPUs with at least AVX instructions (basically, any Sandy Bridge i7 or more recent); this can be tweaked on CMakeLists.txt:9. The produced external will be a fat library working with both 32 and 64 bit Max.

If you want to build and debug with XCode, run instead

cmake -G Xcode ..

for some strange reason you might have error messages. just do it again:

cmake -G Xcode ..

for some reason the xcode project Debug configuration has optimizations enabled, so if you want to debug you'll have to manually disable the optimizations setting (Optimization Level setting)