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SoX Resampler Library Copyright (c) 2007-13 robs@users.sourceforge.net These simple examples show the different ways that an application may interface with soxr. Note that real-world applications may also have to deal with file-formats, codecs, (more sophisticated) dithering, etc., which are not covered here. With the library installed, the examples may be built using commands similar to the following. On unix-like systems: cc 1-single-block.c -lsoxr cc 1a-lsr.c -lsoxr-lsr or, with MSVC on MS-Windows: cl 1-single-block.c -I"C:/Program Files/soxr/include" "C:/Program Files/soxr/lib/soxr.lib" cl 1a-lsr.c -I"C:/Program Files/soxr/include" "C:/Program Files/soxr/lib/soxr-lsr.lib" IDEs may hide such commands behind configuration screens and build menus -- where applicable, consult your IDE's user-manual.