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[Dev-C++] VSTi development in DEV-C++

[Gabriel L. <gab...@sv...>]

Been using MSVC++6 to create VSTs but want to convert to the DEV-C++ IDE
because I feel more at peace with a non-MS and non-terrible-huge IDE.
Can=B4t get the dll to compile get errors like:
"c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp: In method
`AudioEffect::AudioEffect(long int (*)(AEffect *, long int, long int,
long int, void *, float), long int, long int)':"

"c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp:65: warning:
multi-character character constant"

and that line says:
"cEffect.magic =3D kEffectMagic;"

Anyone got lucky making VSTs with DEV-C++ and can share their methods or
has an idea?
A VST-project examplefile for DEV-C++ would be great.

ys
Gabbe of Sweden

[Dev-C++] A HowTo On VST development in DEV-C++

[Gabriel L. <gab...@sv...>]

A few days ago I posted a request on howto develop VST plugins in Dev-C++.
I have had some answers and discussions and as a result I can now
present a first revision of a HowTo On VST Development in Dev-C++ at
http://home.tiscali.se/gali/VST/.
ys
Gabbe of Sweden

Re: [Dev-C++] A HowTo On VST development in DEV-C++

[Colin L. <ha...@bl...>]

Hello Gabbe,

> A few days ago I posted a request on howto develop VST plugins in Dev-C++.
> I have had some answers and discussions and as a result I can now
> present a first revision of a HowTo On VST Development in Dev-C++ at
> http://home.tiscali.se/gali/VST/.

Thank you. I can add it to the Documentations section of the Dev-C++ Resource 
Site if you want.
About the vstgui.lib problem, i wasn't able (after really a lot of tweaking) 
to get it working. I heard that Steinberg is going to release VSTGUI as Open 
Source soon, so it should be ok then.

Greetings,
Colin

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Re: [Dev-C++] VSTi development in DEV-C++

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

That's not an error, just a warning.

Are kEffectMagic a define or an enumeration?

After you have verified that the gcc implementation of multi-byte
character constants matches the DevStudio implementation, you might turn
off the warning with the compiler switch -Wno-multichar.

If you can't compile your dll, you must have other problems too.

/Per W

On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Gabriel Lindeborg wrote:

> Been using MSVC++6 to create VSTs but want to convert to the DEV-C++ IDE
> because I feel more at peace with a non-MS and non-terrible-huge IDE.
> Can=B4t get the dll to compile get errors like:
> "c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp: In method
> `AudioEffect::AudioEffect(long int (*)(AEffect *, long int, long int,
> long int, void *, float), long int, long int)':"
>
> "c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp:65: warning:
> multi-character character constant"
>
> and that line says:
> "cEffect.magic =3D kEffectMagic;"
>
> Anyone got lucky making VSTs with DEV-C++ and can share their methods or
> has an idea?
> A VST-project examplefile for DEV-C++ would be great.
>
> ys
> Gabbe of Sweden
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Re: [Dev-C++] VSTi development in DEV-C++

[Gabriel L. <gab...@sv...>]

It=B4s a define and your compiler switch got rid of the warning, and as=20
you sugested there are other problems. The project doesen=B4t link and th=
e=20
compiler output is just "gcc: c:\...\vstsdk2\sync_x\sync_x.def: linker=20
input file unused since linking not done"



//Gabbe of Sweden

Per Westermark wrote:
> That's not an error, just a warning.
>=20
> Are kEffectMagic a define or an enumeration?
>=20
> After you have verified that the gcc implementation of multi-byte
> character constants matches the DevStudio implementation, you might tur=
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> off the warning with the compiler switch -Wno-multichar.
>=20
> If you can't compile your dll, you must have other problems too.
>=20
> /Per W
>=20
> On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Gabriel Lindeborg wrote:
>=20
>=20
>>Been using MSVC++6 to create VSTs but want to convert to the DEV-C++ ID=
E
>>because I feel more at peace with a non-MS and non-terrible-huge IDE.
>>Can=B4t get the dll to compile get errors like:
>>"c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp: In method
>>`AudioEffect::AudioEffect(long int (*)(AEffect *, long int, long int,
>>long int, void *, float), long int, long int)':"
>>
>>"c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp:65: warning:
>>multi-character character constant"
>>
>>and that line says:
>>"cEffect.magic =3D kEffectMagic;"
>>
>>Anyone got lucky making VSTs with DEV-C++ and can share their methods o=
r
>>has an idea?
>>A VST-project examplefile for DEV-C++ would be great.
>>
>>ys
>>Gabbe of Sweden
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>=20
>=20

Re: [Dev-C++] VSTi development in DEV-C++

[Colin L. <ha...@bl...>]

Hi Gabriel,

I've done some VST programming with Dev-C++, and was successfull after some 
tweaks to compile a VST effect. The most problems I had was with #pragma's 
(which i simply removed) and with the fact the main() function needs to 
return a AEffect *.
Attached with this email you will find a project file with a main file that 
creates a ACutter effect.

Hope this helps,
Colin

On Wednesday 26 March 2003 10:03, you wrote:
> Been using MSVC++6 to create VSTs but want to convert to the DEV-C++ IDE
> because I feel more at peace with a non-MS and non-terrible-huge IDE.
> Can´t get the dll to compile get errors like:
> "c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp: In method
> `AudioEffect::AudioEffect(long int (*)(AEffect *, long int, long int,
> long int, void *, float), long int, long int)':"
>
> "c:\..\vstsdk2\source\common\audioeffect.cpp:65: warning:
> multi-character character constant"
>
> and that line says:
> "cEffect.magic = kEffectMagic;"
>
> Anyone got lucky making VSTs with DEV-C++ and can share their methods or
> has an idea?
> A VST-project examplefile for DEV-C++ would be great.
>
> ys
> Gabbe of Sweden
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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