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I ask you for help with the setup of ASIO sdk. I would like to use it to connect some external devices to my system but before that I am struggling to even join ASIO to my programme.

I've downloaded ASIO 2.3 from there: http://www.steinberg.net/en/company/developers.html

and unfortunately C++ isn't my strongest point. SDK contains few folders (is folder named "Common" having every file needed?), there is no *.lib file only *.cpp and *.h files.

  1. I don't know which files are necessary so the SDK is installed completely.
  2. I was thinking about merging everything into one library but I don't know which files are important for SDK...
  3. Can you give me any hints how can I add files to my program so I can start using ASIO functions in my code?
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    You're effectively asking the generic question, "how do I incorporate a third party library into my project?", which is incredibly broad. Maybe some kind soul will come forth and write the 5-8 paragraphs necessary, but I suspect this is way too broad for SO. – Lynn Crumbling Jan 05 '15 at 13:37
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    Haha. Finally found when I tinkered with this: _[@Ell haha. Only 20 minutes of bloody tinkering at their site to... download the freaking SDK. Gotta love priorities - sehe Jan 28 2014](http://chat.stackoverflow.com/transcript/message/14352770#14352770)_. I remember I got it to work (Linux) but don't recall any specific tricky points. – sehe Jan 05 '15 at 14:02
  • I can probably answer the question for you but first you need to tell me your operating system and development environment. – jaket Jan 05 '15 at 20:10

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Sadly I haven't documented my ordeal last year. However, here's some pointers:

I admit that's basically cherry-picking the list of SO results for "steinberg", but at least the first 2 seem relevant.

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