Re: [Audiere-users] Audiere crash on win32 (when OpenDevice is called?)

[Chad A. <ae...@ae...>]

My guess is that you need to upgrade mingw.  ;)  gcc 2.95 is really old.  Or use 
cygwin with the gcc -mno-cygwin option (just like mingw, but easier to install 
and deal with, IMO).

Mathew Carr wrote:
> Hi there!
> I'm trying to use Audiere on win32 (Windows XP) using mingw/gcc
> '2.95.3-6 (mingw special)', but every time I run the compiled exe, I
> get a windows error telling me it has to shut down. I was following
> the tutorial txt, and I then tried copying the relevant parts into the
> middle of my half-finished game, but then I got the crash.
> To test, I placed the audiere code by itself in this small program; it
> seems that the 'AudioDevicePtr device(OpenDevice());' is causing the
> crash. Do I need to initialise Audiere before I try opening the
> device?.. or is it about high time I updated my MinGW? I've pasted the
> code that causes the crash.
> Cheers. :)
> 
> ----  
> 
> #include <audiere.h>
> using namespace audiere;
> 
> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
>   AudioDevicePtr device(OpenDevice());
>   if (!device) {
>     return 0; // failure
>   }
> }
> 
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> 
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