I am now a little puzzled, as I have had one problem, but not this one!
I have built sfront56 (release) from the winlite sources, and (a) it
builds, and (b) it compiles 'beat' into sa.c which compiles and runs,
and generates a nice soundfile. I am using VC++ v5.0 with Service Pack 3
(without which all hell breaks loose...).
The problem I ~have~ had is that the new version reports a parse error
in the mp4 file I have (though it creates a saol output file correct to
my sdif.saol source), created by sdif2mp4, but then saolc complains too,
and I am going round in ever-decreasing circles (bah humbug), so I don't
think it counts as a problem at all!
However, for ordinary saol/sasl compilation, I haven't hit any problems
yet with sfront56.
John Lazzaro wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Looks like sfront 0.56 has some major
> problems under Windows -- both the binaries
> shipped with the distribution, and the source
> itself. I don't actually test under Windows,
> just Linux, so I didn't catch it -- thanks to
> Daniel Kahlin for catching this and letting me
> know. I rolled back the Windows part of the
> download page to sfront 0.55, until I figure
> out what's going on -- Windows folk that want
> to try to debug 0.56 should download the Linux
> or generic UNIX versions and compile up the
> source (the examples/beat example always fails,
> that's the easiest way to trigger the error).
>
> --jl
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