1. Re: "Mp3 Evaluator" by Tone Skoda
>From: Robert Craig <guest at RapidEuphoria.com>
>Reply-To: EUforum at topica.com
>To: EUforum at topica.com
>Subject: Re: "Mp3 Evaluator" by Tone Skoda
>Date: Wed, 02 Feb 2005 18:15:59 -0800
>
>posted by: Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com>
>
>Sergio Gelli wrote:
> > I was downloaded the great "Mp3 Evaluator"
> > Release date: 16. 3 2004
> > Version: 0.4
> > by Tone =8Akoda
> >
> > That is a very wonderful and admirable masterpiece.
> > Congratulations to Tone!!!
> >
> > To do a total refinement to that work, I shall to compill it
> > and we can do it with "ecw -bor MP3_Evaluator" command,
> > so we will get a "MP3_Evaluator.exe" file, O.K.?
> > Ultil now, the compiler works fine, no problems in all steps.
> >
All very well, but why?
> > But when run the file .EXE it gives 3 windows error message
>
>ecw is called the "Translator" (for Windows),
>not the "Binder", as someone replied to you erroneously.
>
>Off the top of my head, without looking through Tone's code,
>it could be that he has incorrectly declared some C routines
>as STDCALL (the default), when he should have declared them
>as CDECL. This is a user error that is often "forgiven",
>(by luck really) when you use the interpreter, but not
>when you use the translator and Borland. Things might
>work if you use the translator and Watcom (for Windows).
>
Well, at least I know there's nothing wrong with the Bass API. I wrote=
it after all. Tone is using a somewhat older version, though. The problem=
could be in the EuCOM interfaces, though.
>Also, you are still using 2.3. Several bug fixes have been
>made in the Translator since then. We are now up to 2.5 beta.
>Also, more importantly, support for declaring things as
>CDECL was not added until 2.4.
>
I hope you also haven't upgraded to 2.5 beta interpreter (which includes=
a new euphoria.lib), while still using the 2.3 translator (though it's
doubtful that it would even compile).
PS Tone: You need to upgrade Bass versions....
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