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feat!: both native & Go synths are included in the same executables

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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ for the audio, so the portability is currently limited by these.
#### Prerequisites
- [go](https://golang.org/)
- If you want to use the x86 assembly written synthesizer, to test that the
- If you want to also use the x86 assembly written synthesizer, to test that the
patch also works once compiled:
- Follow the instructions to build the [x86 native virtual machine](#native-virtual-machine)
before building the tracker.
@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ go build -o sointu-track.exe cmd/sointu-track/main.go
On other platforms than Windows, replace `-o sointu-track.exe` with
`-o sointu-track`.
If you want to use the [x86 native virtual machine](#native-virtual-machine),
If you want to include the [x86 native virtual machine](#native-virtual-machine),
add `-tags=native` to all the commands e.g.
```
@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ a dynamically linked library and ran inside a VST host.
if it is not set and go fails to find the compiler, go just excludes
all files with `import "C"` from the build, resulting in lots of
errors about missing types.
- If you want to use the x86 assembly written synthesizer:
- If you want to build the VSTI with the native x86 assembly written synthesizer:
- Follow the instructions to build the [x86 native virtual machine](#native-virtual-machine)
before building the plugin itself
@ -218,7 +218,9 @@ machine, through cgo, instead of using the Go written bytecode interpreter. With
the latest Go compiler, the native virtual machine is actually slower than the
Go-written one, but importantly, the native virtual machine allows you to test
that the patch also works within the stack limits of the x87 virtual machine,
which is the VM used in the compiled intros.
which is the VM used in the compiled intros. In the tracker/VSTi, you can switch
between the native synth and the Go synth under the CPU panel in the Song
settings.
Before you can actually run it, you need to build the bridge using CMake (thus,
***this will not work with go get***).