When i build project, i receive theerror message C2664 visual C++ 6.0:
C:\Temp\freeamp\ui\freeamp\src\FreeAmpTheme.cpp(1512) : error C2664:
'DialogBoxParamA' : cannot convert parameter 4 from 'int (__stdcall
*)(void)' to 'int (__stdcall *)(struct HWND__ *,unsigned int,unsigned
int,long)'
> When i build project, i receive theerror message C2664 visual C++ 6.0:
>
> C:\Temp\freeamp\ui\freeamp\src\FreeAmpTheme.cpp(1512) : error C2664:
> 'DialogBoxParamA' : cannot convert parameter 4 from 'int (__stdcall
> *)(void)' to 'int (__stdcall *)(struct HWND__ *,unsigned int,unsigned
> int,long
Hello. I had the same problem in December. The source code needs to
be fixed to remove the cast (elrod?).
Please see:
http://www.freeamp.org/pipermail/freeamp-dev/1999-December/39.html
-chad
On Tue, 22 Feb 2000, Ghislain Plante wrote:
> When i build project, i receive theerror me
unfortunately i cannnot get that code to compile clean under vc5 if i don't
include the cast. it is very frustrationg... we are moving to vc6 for 2.1 so
it will get cleaned up then.
elrod
Chad Loder wrote:
> Hello. I had the same problem in December. The source code needs to
> be fixed to remov
In the meantime, in order to compile under 6.0, that line should read:
(int (__stdcall *)(HWND, unsigned int, unsigned int,
long))::UpdateAvailableDlgProc,
--ruaok Freezerburn! All else is only icing. -- Soul Coughing
Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://moon.eorbit.net/~robert
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actually you just need to remove the cast.
elrod
Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> In the meantime, in order to compile under 6.0, that line should read:
>
> (int (__stdcall *)(HWND, unsigned int, unsigned int,
> long))::UpdateAvailableDlgProc,
>
> --ruaok Freezerburn! All else is on
I'm tinkering with the idea of having an old i486 SX/33 (which I'll probably
upgrade to Pentium 83 with an OverDrive processor) with linux be an MP3
"server", with a front end implemented under Win32. Basically the "server"
will play the MP3s through its own sound system, while grabbing files fro
Why not do something like this?
1) Set up your Linux box and run the Apache webserver on it.
2) Set up either a drive share (NFS) or an FTP server on the Windows NT
box so that the Linux box can somehow get files from the NT box.
3) Write a simple CGI script (using Perl perhaps) that takes a
I've actually put a lot of thought into this problem. I have 400+ CDs, and
am tired of using them. I want to encode my entire collection to MP3s. I
figure I will need about 50 gigs or so, which I'm not too concerned with.
The problem I've been having is actually writing the front end. The back en
On 22 Feb, Allegar Robert wrote:
> I've actually put a lot of thought into this problem. I have 400+ CDs, and
> am tired of using them. I want to encode my entire collection to MP3s. I
> figure I will need about 50 gigs or so, which I'm not too concerned with.
>
> The problem I've been having is
check out obs.freeamp.org
elrod
Allegar Robert wrote:
> I've actually put a lot of thought into this problem. I have 400+ CDs, and
> am tired of using them. I want to encode my entire collection to MP3s. I
> figure I will need about 50 gigs or so, which I'm not too concerned with.
>
> The probl
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