yannweb/yaglitch: Linux x86_64 implementation of libglitch : https://github.com/erlehmann/libglitch.git

Linux x86_64 implementation of libglitch : https://github.com/erlehmann/libglitch.git

x86-64

nasm

Yann Weber 494a54b65e Removed MIX_AUDIO references + bugfix for SDL1 in audio callback rbx need to be saved & restored		il y a 3 ans
FORMAT-draft-erlehmann	Initial commit	il y a 5 ans
Makefile	Begining to add support for SDL2	il y a 5 ans
README	Reducing audio buffer size reducing lag	il y a 5 ans
sdl.asm	Removed MIX_AUDIO references + bugfix for SDL1 in audio callback	il y a 3 ans
test1.glitch	Add a test glitch	il y a 5 ans
utils.asm	Implementing reduced glitch parser	il y a 5 ans
yaglitch.asm	Removed MIX_AUDIO references + bugfix for SDL1 in audio callback	il y a 3 ans

yaglitch : Yet Another Glitch implementation
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From an original idead from https://github.com/erlehmann/libglitch

yaglitch is a 8 bits sonds generator based on a stack machine interpreting
mathematical expression in reverse polish notation.

Glitch file format is documented in FORMAT-draft-erlehmann copied from the
repo above.

Compiling :
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Needs : nasm, GNU ld, GNU make
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Depends : on SDL (1 or 2) headers (libsdl1.2-dev or libsdl2-dev on Debian)
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To compile for SDL1 use : 

$ make
	or
$ SDL=1 make

To compile for SDL2 use :

$ SDL=2 make

Then you can run yaglitch : 

$ ./yaglitch # to get some help
$ ./yaglitch zered1.glitch # to run a test glitch

Other songs examples :
======================

You can find various example song on
https://github.com/erlehmann/libglitch/tree/master/tracks

But it is better to write your own ;o)

Note that the python implementation from erlehmann has a fancy GUI to edit
your song live !

README