I was so happy to get something compiled, but it appears that my programming knowledge is rusty, as Ive only programmed in c++ my c knowledge is esspecially shabby. Could somebody look over my code and tell me how foolish I am? I get a linker error but I suspect that I havnt set things up correctly with inlets and data structure. The file is a simple one with only about 50 lines. (http:\www.tessabeth.org\code) Your help is very much appreciated. Perhaps once I get this figured out i will be good enough with the pd object interface to answer my own questions...
Thanks again! -wade
Hi, i know that problem... MSVC++ has problems exporting data from DLL, as s_signal or the other s_* symbols are. However, you can easily circumvent this by using gensym("signal") instead of &s_signal. The best would be to cache it beforehand (like defining a local symbol t_symbol *p_signal = gensym("signal") and then use this pointer instead of &s_signal)
best greetings, Thomas
----- Original Message ----- From: "stupid" pdman@aproximation.org To: "thoes who know all" pd-list@iem.kug.ac.at Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 8:05 PM Subject: [PD] Arrgh!
I was so happy to get something compiled, but it appears that my
programming knowledge is rusty, as Ive only programmed in c++ my c knowledge is esspecially shabby. Could somebody look over my code and tell me how foolish I am? I get a linker error but I suspect that I havnt set things up correctly with inlets and data structure. The file is a simple one with only about 50 lines.
(http:\www.tessabeth.org\code) Your help is very much appreciated. Perhaps once I get this figured out i
will be good enough with the pd object interface to answer my own questions...
Thanks again! -wade
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