A vanilla precompiled binary of PortAudio for Windows.
Because compiling for five different audio subsystems on two different architectures is a pain in the postprocessor. Especially since you need things like multiple versions of multi-architecture device driver kits...
See the Configuration file for all the ghastly and gristly details.
You get PortAudio SVN r1891 as of May 05, 2013 built with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 on Windows 7 (x64) host using Steinberg's ASIO SDK version 2.2, using the Microsoft v7.1 and v8.0a software development kits as required for WDM/KS and DS on all operating systems and architectures.
All audio subsystems were enabled. Specifically PA_USE_ASIO=1, PA_USE_DS=1 (DirectSound), PA_USE_WMME=1 (MME), PA_USE_WASAPI=1, and PA_USE_WDMKS=1 (WDM/KS). The PAWIN_USE_WDMKS_DEVICE_INFO preprocessor symbol was also defined.
All Debug, Release, and ReleaseMinDependency configurations were generated for both x32 and x64 architectures, resulting in six end-targets. For normal use, I recommend the ReleaseMinDependency configuration unless you really know what you're doing.
You can download, use, or abuse any of the following:
- Probably all you need is portaudio-r1891-build.zip, including libs, dlls, and the header
- portaudio-r1891-src-orig.zip is the orignal source tree as pulled from subversion
- portaudio-r1891-src-built.zip is the entire project
- after all the stuff noted in Configuration
- minus the ASIO SDK and built binaries
- but including all the VS conversion and build logs...
- ... which are huge and mostly useless
Enjoy!