If you use CLion, the process is simple. Open the Tester directory with CLion, add a release configuration and press the play button!
Participation in this open-source project is not only appreciated but also actively encouraged.
The simplest way to contribute is by testing out your own math/algorithms. The only way to get a true picture of C++ vs Rust is to test many different algorithms and scenarios.
To add your own functions to test, simply define your function in lib.rs and build with cargo build --release.
To tell CPP that your Rust functin exists, define it like so:
extern "C" float landon_clip(float input, float drive);making sure that the name and args are the same from lib.rs.
If you like my work and would like to support me creating more audio applications, check out my Patreon where you can donate and download all of my current plugins! I also have a GumRoad store with my most recent plugins.
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