18 Jun
2009
18 Jun
'09
8:13 p.m.
2009/6/18 Fons Adriaensen <fons(a)kokkinizita.net>et>:
As long as you don't try to recompile your 1.1 host against a 1.2
header, yes... but not all hosts come with a copy of ladspa.h in their
source tree (at least I don't in my project... maybe I should??). This
would break balls to gentoo/arch/etc. people (and I am an arch user)
:-)
I have a fan pushing air on my back all day :-P
I found it kind of funny the latest weeks to be surrounded
by 'locals' complaining about the temperature. They should
be used to it... :-) When I was in Senegal some years ago
*that* was hot. But the locals there found it quite normal
and used to make fun of those poor tourists...
Well, I am in Turin now, but I come from a little village in the South
which is way cooler and drier and A LOT less polluted than this city.
Anyway, I guess in Senegal it is always hot, while in Italy it is hot
in summer and relatively cold in winter, this might explain why people
complain, maybe (and maybe, Italian people just like to complain
sometimes ;-)
Stefano
Plus, you
can't change the name of the parameter (PortNames) in the
descriptor, without breaking API, which is weird.
You can. Fields are not referred to by name in compiled
code. Host and plugins can use different names, except
for symbols that are looked up by dlsym(). you're
becoming too Italian man (and here's an Italian
writing this mail).
:-) Is it as hot where you are ?