You really bring us good news. I am grateful if you can explain it in more details.
In the binrary package, I reckon only libfobs4jmf.a and fobs4jmf.dll can be used for C++ project. Am I right?
Where are the header files? Getting them from the source code file?
Thanks!
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Hi,
check the downloads section for the freshly released Win32 binaries. Please report any issues with this release in this thread!
Cheers,
Jose San Pedro
fantastic!
Jose
I am getting an unsatisfied link error. It's finding the dll I think but then I get
%1 is not a valid Win32 application
Any ideas?
Robert
It will be great if the C++ Win32 binary can also be availabe, besides the JMF win32 binary.
Thanks!
Yes, i'd like to see the C++ binaries there too. I've got a lot of truble when building it from sources :(((
Please...
Guys,
the Fobs4JMF binaries include all the C++ classes, which are necessary to run the Java plugin. So, you can use them to link own C++ projects!!
Cheers,
Jose San Pedro
Hi, jsanpedro,
You really bring us good news. I am grateful if you can explain it in more details.
In the binrary package, I reckon only libfobs4jmf.a and fobs4jmf.dll can be used for C++ project. Am I right?
Where are the header files? Getting them from the source code file?
Thanks!
My question may be out of this thread, but I think it has certain relationship.
Why is Python used as the compiling script, not other standard configure/make script used?