Okay, so I've got the new Turbo c++ IDE downloaded and running.
From downloading the files fresh from the CSV and hitting the play button I run into:
[C++ Error] MainFrm.h(39): E2209 Unable to open include file 'Chartfx3.hpp'
Okay well just delete that line and it compiles fine. But why is that line there to begin with?
Which version of the software are the source files? Just by a quick comparison of the results, it looks to me like it is the MPF 4 Levels.exe version. Is that right?
Are you going to provide the source files for the different versions of the execs?
Also, how does the CSV software work? I am a newbie when it comes to that. I've read the information about it on the webpage and in the "Configuring TortoiseCVS for Developer SSH Authentication" it says that
"These are the settings that should be used when connecting to the CVS server as a developer for read/write access to the CVS repository. You must be a project member or administrator with CVS access permissions to be able to access CVS in this manner.
If you are not a project member or administrator with CVS access permissions, you may obtain read-only access to the repository via anonymous pserver authentication, but cannot use the instructions presented in this section."
I'm all about no hassle and would like to follow the instructions there. How can I get permission to become a project member?
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you are right, that #include should not be there. I have updated the CVS accordingly. I am glad you were able to compile it successfully!
Yes, the version on CVS is the latest version of the project and the current configuration works with the additional hierarchy level (same as "MPF 4 levels.exe"). In fact, it is very easy to change from this version to the "MPF with forgetting" version just by changing a few constants in Constants.h file. You can do a lot just by manipulating those constants, so there is no need to have different source packages for different versions. To get 3 levels instead of 4, set the constant RegionCount to 2 and modify the three array-based constants that depend on the RegionCount.
Again, the overlap between bottom-level regions can be controlled by changing the constant EyeOverlap.
Now the features such as shifting the image beyond borders of the input field and moving to a unified view of the learning region were, in my opinion, steps forward in developing a more universal technology, so I think there is little need to go back to the early initial versions of MPF.
Project membership (for responsible individuals) is yours for asking :) I have just added you to the project.
I am also using TortoiseCVS and followed the same instructions that you are reading. It does require some effort for initial setup, but after that it is quite simple. You check out all the code, then any changes need to be commited to CVS server with your comments about the new version. Let me know if you have problems in setting it up.
Saulius
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Okay, so I've got the new Turbo c++ IDE downloaded and running.
From downloading the files fresh from the CSV and hitting the play button I run into:
[C++ Error] MainFrm.h(39): E2209 Unable to open include file 'Chartfx3.hpp'
Okay well just delete that line and it compiles fine. But why is that line there to begin with?
Which version of the software are the source files? Just by a quick comparison of the results, it looks to me like it is the MPF 4 Levels.exe version. Is that right?
Are you going to provide the source files for the different versions of the execs?
Also, how does the CSV software work? I am a newbie when it comes to that. I've read the information about it on the webpage and in the "Configuring TortoiseCVS for Developer SSH Authentication" it says that
"These are the settings that should be used when connecting to the CVS server as a developer for read/write access to the CVS repository. You must be a project member or administrator with CVS access permissions to be able to access CVS in this manner.
If you are not a project member or administrator with CVS access permissions, you may obtain read-only access to the repository via anonymous pserver authentication, but cannot use the instructions presented in this section."
I'm all about no hassle and would like to follow the instructions there. How can I get permission to become a project member?
Ted,
you are right, that #include should not be there. I have updated the CVS accordingly. I am glad you were able to compile it successfully!
Yes, the version on CVS is the latest version of the project and the current configuration works with the additional hierarchy level (same as "MPF 4 levels.exe"). In fact, it is very easy to change from this version to the "MPF with forgetting" version just by changing a few constants in Constants.h file. You can do a lot just by manipulating those constants, so there is no need to have different source packages for different versions. To get 3 levels instead of 4, set the constant RegionCount to 2 and modify the three array-based constants that depend on the RegionCount.
Again, the overlap between bottom-level regions can be controlled by changing the constant EyeOverlap.
Now the features such as shifting the image beyond borders of the input field and moving to a unified view of the learning region were, in my opinion, steps forward in developing a more universal technology, so I think there is little need to go back to the early initial versions of MPF.
Project membership (for responsible individuals) is yours for asking :) I have just added you to the project.
I am also using TortoiseCVS and followed the same instructions that you are reading. It does require some effort for initial setup, but after that it is quite simple. You check out all the code, then any changes need to be commited to CVS server with your comments about the new version. Let me know if you have problems in setting it up.
Saulius