Modern CMake build system and Apple silicon support#2
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I've been testing out various open source compressors, and I've came across CTAGDRC. It is surprisingly good!
Building it was kind of tricky, so I went ahead and replaced the Projucer build system with a modern CMake build system based on Pamplejuce. This both allows much easier compilation, as well as having a GitHub action to build and package pre-built binaries with installers that users can download. (I've also published the binaries in my fork if you want to publish those.)
I hope this lets more users get access to this great plugin!
Additionally, I removed the manual SIMD intrinsics and replaced them with an autovectorizer-friendly version. It generates pretty much the same assembly (and possibly even a bit faster), while also allowing the plugin to be compiled optimally to native Apple silicon.