From: Harald R. <Har...@da...> - 2004-07-29 10:38:46
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Dear Dave, Dear Joakim, last state I reached on the Windows version 2 weeks ago was: nearly all modules compile (mainly except trackwin which seems to have some ugly dependies on a base class that is intended for Linux only ?!). Some modules compiled without change, others started with over 100 errors. Anyhow, I needed the last 2 weeks to come to a decision. Unfortunately I have to tell you that this decision is not to continue work on Jazz++ at the moment. As I told you, I want to port my notation printing application to an API that is free. And now it is based on a commercial GUI library. The idea was to add this functionality to Jazz++. However there are more alternatives: - Java - MFC - .NET (new Longhorn Windows API) - ... I checked the pros and cons and came to the decision, that rebasing my C++ appl. onto wxWindows is the best choice: + common C++ code base with Atari version as now + wxWindows is multi platform + I expect it will also be adapted to new Windows APIs in the future + fast C++ executable (in contrast to Java, perhaps also .NET) + minimum porting effort necessary I know that with this strategy I will have the work done in a half year (since I did it already once). The main point against Jazz++ integration is that I do not see a Jazz++ release within the next year from now on. All other things would be ok. I hate it not to reach the goal once started for or disappoint any persons. So I will still follow this goal. I want to build a MIDI file printer library based on wxWindows which can easily be integrated into other wxWindowxs applications - like Jazz++. Once I have this work behind me, I can help you again with Jazz++. I can send you my modifications to Jazz++, if you are interested. Dave, I read what happened. As you may imagine, my connections to US are not sufficient to help you. There is a Danet Inc. daughter in the US, but as far as I know results weren't good in the last years, so probably they will not employ new staff. And they don't know me. Nevertheless, best wishes for the future -- Harald Rieder Tel. +49-711/13353-45 Fax +49-711/13353-53 E-Mail mailto:Har...@da... Danet GmbH Waldburgstrasse 17-19 D-70563 Stuttgart http://www.danet.de |