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* `:load` REPL command to load Musique files inside Musique session. Allows for delayed file execution after a connection * `:load` REPL command to load Musique files inside Musique session. Allows for delayed file execution after a connection
* `:quit` REPL command that mirrors `:exit` command * `:quit` REPL command that mirrors `:exit` command
* Virtual MIDI output port creation as default action (--output connects to existing one) * Virtual MIDI output port creation as default action (--output connects to existing one)
* Added build instructions
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# Musique build instructions
## Linux
Consult README.md.
## MacOS
Required system dependency is fairly new C++ compiler. The simplest way is to type `clang` in terminal, which should launch installation of C++ compiler. Next provided compiler version:
```
$ clang++ --version
```
Minimal supported version is __14__. On older editions of MacOS one can aquire new editions by [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/). After homebrew installation install clang via `brew install llvm`.
Next you should be able to build project by running `make` command inside main directory (in released zip file in `source_code` directory).
## Windows
Windows support is provided via cross compilation. Mingw GCC C++ compiler is required to produce Windows binaries.
```
$ make os=windows
```
will create `bin/musique.exe` that can be used on x86_64 Windows operating systems.