Compile error in latest Win32 sources

2000-02-09 Thread Chad Loder
Hi...I just got the latest sources from CVS and I am seeing a compile error in Win32. The problem is that some DirectSound identifiers used in the dsound module are not defined in the version of dsound.h that ships with MSVC 5.0 (they *are* defined in 6.0). The docs still say that MSVC 5.0 or

Re: Win2000

2000-02-09 Thread Chad Loder
Valters Vingolds wrote: I run Windows 200 beta 3. I saw crashes in MusicBrowser.ui (while in process of adding files), of "Memory can't be written" type. These are because of char *szDrive = "X:" and then szDrive[0]='A'+i; Appears that windows does make szDrive a pointer to read-only

RE: Compile error in latest Win32 sources

2000-02-09 Thread Michael Rich
The docs still say that MSVC 5.0 or higher is required. Has the requirement now moved to MSVC 6.0 for some modules? Best bet is to just update your DirectX SDK files to 7.0a to be sure you have the latest headers/libraries. But you are correct in that VC5 ships with old headers/libs. mike

[Fwd: Win32 compilation errors]

2000-02-09 Thread Mark B. Elrod
Gordon Schumacher wrote in with this link to the updated direct sound stuff. elrod Two issues that I've come across: First, the ZIP and GZip files don't appear to contain a file referenced in dsoundvolume.h, called "volume.h". Thus I get a compile-time error. I didn't appear to have

Win32 minimize wierdness

2000-02-09 Thread Chad Loder
FreeAmp has some strange behavior on Win32 when it comes to minimizing. I am not much of a GUI programmer, but here are some questions: The default Win32 theme has its own button for minimizing. It works OK, but I assumed it worked by posting a WM_SYSCOMMAND SC_MINIMIZE message to its own queue

Debugging hard hang on NT4

2000-02-09 Thread Chad Loder
Sorry to flood the group like this, but these issues have been building up in my head, and I figured it would be good to have them all in separate threads because they are unrelated. Occasionally FreeAmp will hang when I'm playing around with the GUI (intense fiddling with the seeker or the

Re: Debugging hard hang on NT4

2000-02-09 Thread Mark B. Elrod
this is a driver hang but not from portio.sys... it is most certainly caused by something not being kosher in the soundcard driver. as rob said, check out the latest stuff he has checked in. elrod Chad Loder wrote: Sorry to flood the group like this, but these issues have been building up in

Re: Debugging hard hang on NT4

2000-02-09 Thread Mark B. Elrod
your slider disappears too? what video card do you have? elrod Chad Loder wrote: I am using CVS, last update about 2:00pm EST today. Seeing as the same hang happens in other situations (e.g., forwarding to next track), it might not be related to the sliding code per se. So you're the