5 Aug
2004
5 Aug
'04
3:33 p.m.
Greetings all,
Can anyone tell me what the REAL process for getting jack_fst installed
is?
For fst-1.6:
fixheaders needs to be run from the $HOME/fst-x.x/vst directory as
"../fixheaders" not from the $HOME/fst-x.x directory as advised by Dave
Phillips (http://www.djcj.org/LAU/quicktoots/toots/vst-plugins/).
Small problem... Like Dave said, this stuff isn't for rank beginners.
mkinstalldirs, called from Makefile, was missing. I copied the one
supplied with Hydrogen. Annoying problem.
For jack_fst-1.2:
fixheaders, used above, does not actually fix the headers. gcc doesn't
understand the initializer. This is what I'm not sure about: How to emulate
C++ for struct VSTFileTypes initialization. Although I've written a bunch
of code for C++ classes, I've written virtually nothing for structs in C.
Lines near 918 in aeffectx.h need to be further modified. This appears
to be yet another "audioMaster" -related problem.
Thanks for your attention and any info.
Regards,
Dave.
5 Aug
5 Aug
4:32 p.m.
On Thursday 05 Aug 2004 18:17, davidrclark(a)earthlink.net wrote:
For jack_fst-1.2:
fixheaders, used above, does not actually fix the headers. gcc doesn't
understand the initializer. This is what I'm not sure about: How to
emulate C++ for struct VSTFileTypes initialization.
All I've ever done is just edit the header to comment out that constructor
altogether. It works fine, but obviously it might not work so fine if you
tried to use the same header to build some Windows VST host or plugin
afterwards...
I can't remember offhand what fixheaders does.
Chris
8:12 p.m.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your email. I had previously commented out the itialization and
now the whole thing (as you suggested). It still SIGSEGV's out on me. I
had been assuming, when I commented out only the initialization, that the
default initialization to NULL's was the problem (no other initializer
available). Now you got me wondering...
The backtrace shows that it's in WINE (I think) in wine_nt_to_unix_file_name,
which was suspiciously like the VstFileType struct --- at first glance,
anyway.
Thanks again and best regards,
Dave.
6 Aug
6 Aug
10:12 p.m.
Greetings:
CC'd to the LAD list. Some developers there are not subscribed to LAU.
It's nothing personal, they appear to like us users just fine, but the
added mail traffic turns into a time sink for them. :)
Best,
dp
davidrclark(a)earthlink.net wrote:
Greetings all,
Can anyone tell me what the REAL process for getting jack_fst installed
is?
For fst-1.6:
fixheaders needs to be run from the $HOME/fst-x.x/vst directory as
"../fixheaders" not from the $HOME/fst-x.x directory as advised by Dave
Phillips (http://www.djcj.org/LAU/quicktoots/toots/vst-plugins/).
Small problem... Like Dave said, this stuff isn't for rank beginners.
mkinstalldirs, called from Makefile, was missing. I copied the one
supplied with Hydrogen. Annoying problem.
For jack_fst-1.2:
fixheaders, used above, does not actually fix the headers. gcc doesn't
understand the initializer. This is what I'm not sure about: How to emulate
C++ for struct VSTFileTypes initialization. Although I've written a bunch
of code for C++ classes, I've written virtually nothing for structs in C.
Lines near 918 in aeffectx.h need to be further modified. This appears
to be yet another "audioMaster" -related problem.
Thanks for your attention and any info.
Regards,
Dave.
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