I also build cross-platform from one repo and understand the issues.
However it is my understanding that the code you are modifying is calling
mixerGetDevCaps, which is a Win32 function. Also, as Ross has already said,
this code is all Windows only.
Chris Richardson
WTI
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I am building cross platform from one src repo. TCHAR to be avoided at all
cost. :)
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> What happened was one of the files now has an include and that cascaded to it
> I think. I had updated last march, so I wasn’t that far behind.
Well, nothing in the "WindowsAudioInputDevice" directory has changed in years.
You should not be building (or including) this stuff at all, if you do
Hi Jeff,
On Windows, when you want to build both Unicode and non-Unicode, the easiest
way is to use the Microsoft-specific TCHAR functions. If you look up a
particular function on MSDN you can find the TCHAR routine name. In this
case it will be _tcsncpy.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/l
What happened was one of the files now has an include and that cascaded to it I
think. I had updated last march, so I wasn't that far behind.
There appears to be "standard" methods also. Here is what I did to get me by
until someone in the know can fix it.
http://pastebin.com/bim5wnFg
I just if
> I updated to the newest version of live555 and the WindowsAudioInput folder
> was added.
It was added in July 2003! You've probably had it all along. (But you don't
have to use it if you don't want to; i.e., if you don't want to read PCM audio
input from a Windows sound card.)
> In one of
I updated to the newest version of live555 and the WindowsAudioInput folder was
added.
In one of my projects I cannot build because I get the error : error
C2664: 'strncpy' : cannot convert parameter 2 from 'WCHAR [32]' to 'const char
*'
c:\Users\jshanab\archiver\src\comm
We are gonna need some more information. But having said that I have live555 in
browser plugin (firebreath) I will say this. Use firefox, turn off moz crash
reporter and find the setting to get it to run in one process. Then if you are
in windows you can attach with Visual studio to firefox and
