Tourmaline is by no means currently usable. The project is incredible volatile with constant changes and improvements. Please wait until a release is made.

However if you cannot just help yourself you can compile a tourmaline demo by running

g++ program.cpp -std=c++23 -lTourmaline -lCorradeUtility -lCorradePluginManager -I/usr/local/include/TourmalineExternal -o program

3rd Party Libraries Credits

Corrade/Magnum - graphics middleware by Vladimír "Mosra" Vondruš.
miniaudio - audio playback and capture library by David "Mackron" Reid.
Xohiro implementation by David Blackman and Sebastiano Vigna.

Special Thanks

Lars "harmonyisdead" for hosting the thenight.club services.
Vladimír "Mosra" Vondruš for their mentorship of my C++ knowledge/projects, and the people at the magnum gitter channel, for their continous support and feedback of this project.
Kae "voxelfoxkae" for mentorship.

Not-so frequently asked questions

Version Scheming

Tourmaline uses a single digit that ticks up by 1 for each version. There are no major or minor updates or versions. The project can be seen as a rolling release project.

What is Tourmaline and Why is that the name?

From Wikipedia

Tourmaline is a crystalline silicate mineral group in which boron is compounded with elements such as aluminium, iron, magnesium, sodium, lithium, or potassium.

From Find Gemstone

Tourmaline has unique electric properties, including the ability to generate an electric charge as well as maintain electromagnetic radiation. These characteristics make tourmaline useful in the production of a range of electronics.

In short Tourmaline is a very versatile "Gem". This name is given to the third iteration of a project that once only concern itself with Video playback on Magnum graphics.