Re: [Openvip-users] compilation problems

[<ton...@po...>]

Hi,

> Thanks for the reply I could see in the
> lists page. I have edited the jamfile
> included in the distribution for windows
> and inserted those two lines by typing
> afresh and not copied your entries. That
> file should be correct as it is doing
> something when these two lines are
> omitted/commented out. However as I
> mentioned in my another mail sent a little
> while back, I could compile in my regular
> VC++ compiler in debug mode by inserting a
> line #define DLL_BUILDING MODULE at the
> beginning of code. Curiously same code
> could not be compiled in release mode.
> Probably some definitions in either
> compiler configurations or jamrules or
> some other file need to be setup as
> otherwise each plugin will be a fat 450kb+
> size.

As I have very little experience with VC++ I can't identify the
problem. When compiling using bjam you should use

bjam -sTOOLS=msvc

for debug mode compilation and

bjam -sTOOLS=msvc -sBUILD=final

for release mode.

> I have another problem. While previewing
> the working of the transition with a clip
> of 720 frames long, I get a message
> stating could not open frame 720,
> inserting a frame. This insertion is a
> blank frame with a lot of noise. In such
> cases can it not insert the previous
> frame? Also why this error at all? If the
> numbering of frames is from 0 the last
> will be 719 and not 720. Since I always
> ask for the same frame number as received
> in the call there should be no such error!

The numbering in case of a clip with 720 frames is really from 0
to 719. You should not ask for any frames outside this range.   
> In the setparams part of coding in case of
> strings is the input case sensitive? If a
> parameter say "direction" is specified as
> "north" or "North" or "NORTH" will be
> treated differently? 

Yes, it is case sensitive.

Regards, 

Antonin Slavik






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