Sean Lynch a écrit :
Sean Lynch wrote:
Turns out Windows can't resolve pointers from DLLs at compile time, and
there are a bunch of functions and constants in OpenAL that aren't
defined under Windows, so I commented them out in the spirit of
portability. Here's a patch. I also made a Windows installer of the
package if anyone's interested.
Err, don't bother with this patch yet. It crashes on import, presumably
because I replaced the PyObject_HEAD_INIT(&PyType_Type) with
PyObject_HEAD_INIT(NULL) which is probably not right. I'll be back with
another patch.
I had the same problem a few months ago, although i use
PyObject_HEAD_INIT(NULL) _wich is, i think, the right solution _. I
managed to get a compiled version of PyOpenAL for Windows, but the
problem occurs when you create a _Buffer, _Listener or _Source (crash on
import). I don't understand why it fails. I think a better wrapper
should be written in Pyrex to be totally platform independant.
Anyway i definitely cancelled my work about PyOpenAL until someone else
fiind a solution.
Good luck,
Thomas
