@@ 1,21 1,21 @@
# Add to RESAMPLE_DEFINES the relevant options for your desired
-# third-party library support.
+# implementation and/or third-party library support.
#
-# Available options are
+# Available library options are
#
# -DHAVE_LIBSAMPLERATE The libsamplerate library is available (recommended)
# -DHAVE_IPP Intel's Integrated Performance Primitives are available
# -DHAVE_LIBRESAMPLE The libresample library is available
+# -DUSE_BQRESAMPLER Compile the built-in BQ resampler (pretty good)
# -DUSE_SPEEX Compile the built-in Speex-derived resampler
#
-# You may define more than one of these. If you define USE_SPEEX, the
-# code will be compiled in and will be used when it is judged to be
-# the best available option for a given quality setting. If no flags
-# are supplied, the code will refuse to compile.
-
-RESAMPLE_DEFINES := -DUSE_BQRESAMPLER
-#RESAMPLE_DEFINES := -DHAVE_LIBSAMPLERATE
+# You may define more than one of these, and the implementation used
+# will depend on the quality setting you request - but it is usually
+# better to stick with a single known library. If no flags are
+# supplied, the code will refuse to compile.
+#
+RESAMPLE_DEFINES := -DHAVE_LIBSAMPLERATE
# Add to VECTOR_DEFINES and ALLOCATOR_DEFINES any options desired for
@@ 3,13 3,9 @@ bqresample
==========
A small C++ library wrapping various audio sample rate conversion
-libraries.
-
-Covers libsamplerate, Intel IPP, libresample, and Speex resampler
-implementations. Note however that libsamplerate is now the
-recommended option on every platform, so for new applications there is
-probably no good reason not to use it directly. Suitable for Windows,
-Mac, and Linux.
+libraries. Contains a built-in implementation and wrappers for
+libsamplerate, Intel IPP, and Speex resampler
+implementations. Suitable for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Requires the bqvec library.
@@ 18,7 14,7 @@ same authors (see https://hg.sr.ht/~brea
It has been pulled out into a separate library and relicensed under a
more permissive licence.
-C++ standard required: C++98 (does not use C++11 or newer features)
+C++ standard required: C++11
* To compile: read and follow the notes in Makefile, edit the Makefile,
then make test. Or else use one of the pre-edited Makefiles in the