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Wwise SDK 2024.1.1
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This page documents the versions of the various tools used to build the different versions of the Wwise Sound Engine.
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Common Tools
The following versions of Microsoft Visual Studio are used to build the Wwise libraries:
- Microsoft® Visual Studio 2013: VS2013 Update 5 (12.0.40629.00)
- Microsoft® Visual Studio 2015: VS2015 Update 3 (14.0.25420.1)
- Microsoft® Visual Studio 2017: VS2017 (15.9.12)
You will notice that the Wwise SDK installation directories are suffixed with "_vc" + version number (such as "_vc140" or "_vc150") for both Win32 and x64:
- vc120: Contains libraries for the Debug, Profile, and Release versions of Wwise that have a dependency on version 12.0.40629.00 of the CRT DLL, which corresponds to Visual Studio 2013 Update 8 version 12.0.40629.00.
- vc140: Contains libraries for the Debug, Profile, and Release versions of Wwise that have a dependency on version 14.0.25420.1 of the CRT DLL, which corresponds to Visual Studio 2015 Update 2 version 14.0.25420.1.
- vc150: Contains libraries for the Debug, Profile, and Release versions of Wwise that have a dependency on version 15.0.27004.2010 of the CRT DLL, which corresponds to Visual Studio 2017 version 15.0.27004.2010.
If you are using a different version of Visual Studio, or if you don't want your game to depend on either of the above-mentioned versions of the CRT DLL, you can link to the libraries from the Debug (StaticCRT), Profile (StaticCRT), and Release (StaticCRT) folders instead.
Android
- Android SDK: Minimum API 14 for 32 bits, Minimum API 21 for 64 bits.
- Android SDK Tools: 26.1.1
- Android NDK: r17c
iOS/tvOS
- iOS Deployment Target: 8.0
- iOS SDK: 12.1
- tvOS Deployment Target: 9.2
- tvOS SDK: 12.1 (tvOS)
- Xcode®: 10.1
Mac
- MacOS: v10.9 Mavericks® (minimum target)
- Xcode®: 10.1
- macOS SDK: 10.14.1
- An Intel-based Mac 64 bits (no support for PowerPC)
Windows
- Microsoft DirectX®: DXSDK_Jun10 (9.29)
Note: Please make sure that the DirectX® SDK's environment variable DXSDK_DIR points to the proper directory if you have multiple versions of the SDK. Windows Software Development Kit: 10.0
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