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![mini_al](http://dred.io/img/minial_wide.png) ![mini_al](http://dred.io/img/minial_wide.png)
mini_al is a simple library for playing and recording audio. It's focused on simplicity and has mini_al is a single file library for playing and recording audio. It's written in C (compilable as C++)
a very small number of APIs. and released into the public domain. It has a heavy focus on simplicity, and features a simple API and
a very simple build system.
C/C++, single file, public domain.
Features Features
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- Compilable as both C and C++. - Compilable as both C and C++.
- Easy to build. - Easy to build.
- Does not require linking to anything on the Windows build and only -ldl on Linux. - Does not require linking to anything on the Windows build and only -ldl on Linux.
- The Windows build compiles clean with the default installations of modern versions of MSVC, GCC - It should Just Work out of the box, without the need to download and install any dependencies. (Note
and Clang. There is no need to download any dependencies, configure include paths nor link to that some older versions of MinGW/MinGW-64 don't include WASAPI and DirectSound headers which may
any libraries. It should Just Work. require manual installation. Plans are in place to work around this in a future update.)
- The header section does not include any platform specific headers. - The header section does not include any platform specific headers.
- A very simple API. - A very simple API.
- Transparent data structures with direct access to internal data. - Transparent data structures with direct access to internal data.