On Fri, Mar 17, 2000 at 02:13:50AM +0100, Björn Wingman wrote:
> > base/src/downloadmanager.cpp:724: passing `const sockaddr *' as argument 2 of `c
> > onnect(int, sockaddr *, int)' discards qualifiers
> > gmake: *** [base/src/downloadmanager.o] Error 1
> Hmm...it compiles nicely for me, no warni
On Fri, Mar 17, 2000 at 10:02:43AM +, Steve Kennedy wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 17, 2000 at 02:13:50AM +0100, Björn Wingman wrote:
> > > base/src/downloadmanager.cpp:724: passing `const sockaddr *' as argument 2 of `c
> > > onnect(int, sockaddr *, int)' discards qualifiers
> > > gmake: *** [base/src
On 17 Mar, Michael Rich wrote:
>> My last check in was at Fri Mar 17 4:22:41 2000 (GMT). Which is about
>> 40 minutes ago...
>
> I updated my code and it still seems to be working just fine. Both the
> Amorphis and Arch Enemy MP3s decoded nicely into WAV files. The
> StuffFourChars function you
> I'm returning the value of the pointer, not the pointer itself, so
> everything is ok.
Your right, i overlooked that.
> I changed the way the volume works -- I'm using the same code that the
> normal soundcard uses to control volume.
>
> Can both of you mess with the volume slider and see if a
More bad news. FreeAmp did not close after I clicked the [x]. It
disappears, but it still shown as running in Task Manager, so I have to do
an End Task to get rid of it.
This was simular to what happened to me when I ran WinNT4.0 & SB Live! at
home, so it maybe related to the drivers to, but I
> I just loaded up the 2.0.5 release and select the DSound plugin. I get no
> sound whatsoever, the volume bar is locked at 100 and i can't move it at
> all. If I try to move the seek bar, it keeps resetting to the beginning
and
> starts playing again. Never have I heard a single note from the
> Hi. Is there any documentation on the debug functionality? I looked in
> player.cpp for relevant command-line options (none), and in debug.h
> and debug.cpp. How do I turn it on?
Not really -- the function Debug_v() is a function that I use as a
replacement to printf(). This is my primary debug
How about a TRACE macro that compiles out in release builds? I have
a decent debugging framework for Windows that I could check in. I don't
know what the Linux equivalent is to the Win32 OutputDebugString().
c
On Fri, 17 Mar 2000, Mayhem & Chaos Coordinator wrote:
> > Hi. Is there any d
