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From: Andre S. <and...@we...> - 2005-06-06 10:13:52
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>>> Have you correctly included the common/atomic/lffifo.c and lflifo.c = files? And WIN32 should be defined.<<< Hi Stephane, yes, I now managed to "patch" the makefile (midishare.mak), so that it = includes an entry for lffifo.c and lflifo.c at every place where msMem.c = is mentioned. This solves the problem! It now runs wonderfully. The problem with the free MS Visual C++ 2003 Toolkit is, that it = requires one to manually hack the makefile(s) and a few other things in = order to compile MidiShare. The toolkit also lacks a some important = files. Anyway, it's free while the full commercial version is $890. If this is of general interest, I'd like to contribute a "how to = compile" instruction for the MS Toolkit. However, I'm rather a C/C++ = amateur, so it might be helpful, if somebody more experienced could have = a look at it first. Thanks again, Andre |