Dear,
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Michael Gogins wrote:
> Sun now allows you to redistribute the Jave Runtime Environment with your
> applications. It's easy enough to write an installation program that
> installs the JRE and your application.
But you still need to distribute a runtime. Some people don't like the
idea of letting their system become a junkyard of DLLs. This is what
causes me to reinstall Windows98 every year or so.
> One final point: I've created a Java interface (on Windows) to Noise, my
> version of sfront, so you would be able to integrate a SAOL decoder into
> your project. I've also created a COM interface if you want to access noise
> from C++.
That would be very nice. For the moment I'm developing on Linux, so I
think I can't access a COM object from within Linux, or am I wrong?
It would be very nice to have a SAOL decoder.
Thanks in advance,
Bert.
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Bert Schiettecatte (1e lic. Inf)
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
E-Mail: bschiett@vub.ac.be
WWW: http://wendy.vub.ac.be/~bschiett/
-- To be a popular composer, what is it you must do?
Perhaps to learn enough tricks that cause people to
have pleasant sensations without too much stress.
What are the tricks for making that catches on in
a listener's mind, and keeps repeating long after
the performance? -- M. Minsky
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