Installation: Linux

Download

Start by downloading the FMOD Studio binaries from FMOD.org. You need to register and accept the license terms. http://www.fmod.org/download/

Extract

Extract the tar.gz file (version 1.07.00 when this text was written, fmodstudioapi10700linux.tar.gz) with this command:

tar zvxf fmodstudioapi10700linux.tar.gz

Copy to user lib folder

Navigate into the folder that was just extracted

cd fmodstudioapi10700linux

and execute these commands

cp api/lowlevel/lib/armhf/libfmod*.so.7.* /usr/local/lib/
cp api/studio/lib/armhf/libfmodstudio*.so.7.* /usr/local/lib/
ldconfig

Note that armhf is the platform name for Raspberry Pi, change to your platform (arm, armhf, x86, x86_64). Also if the version is different then obviously change the 7 in the filename as well.

Create config for SupersonicSound with dllmap

To easily map between normal and logging version of FMOD, plus map to the correct version, you should create a SupersonicSound.dll.config text file in your binary folder with this content (for version 6, update as needed):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
  <dllmap dll="fmod" target="libfmod.so.7" />
  <dllmap dll="fmodstudio" target="libfmodstudio.so.7" />
<!--  <dllmap dll="fmod" target="libfmodL.so.7" />
  <dllmap dll="fmodstudio" target="libfmodstudioL.so.7" />-->
</configuration>

You can comment out the mapping to the Logging versions as needed and re-run your application.