On 19-Mar-07, at 6:47 AM, Anton Rolls wrote:
> USE: compiler
> \ FSOUND_GetVersion compile
> \ FSOUND_Init compile
> \ FSOUND_Close compile
> \ FSOUND_GetError compile
> \ FMUSIC_LoadSong compile
> \ FMUSIC_FreeSong compile
> \ FMUSIC_PlaySong compile
> \ FMUSIC_StopSong compile
If you put this stuff in a source file, the words will be compiled
for you, you don't have to call 'compile' yourself.
> What's weird is, I can run the above file like this:
>
> "Anton/play-song.factor" run-file
>
> but when I move everything into a subdirectory, (and even in a fresh
> Listener),
>
> "Anton/fmod/play-song.factor" run-file
>
> I get compiler warnings for each of the C functions, eg:
>
> Word: FSOUND_GetVersion
> FFI: The sepcified module could not be found.
> Nesting: { FSOUND_GetVersion }
Because your add-library call has a relative path.
> (by the way, it's really bugging me that I can't copy the error
> messages to the clipboard so I can paste them directly into this
> email message. Is there some way I can do that ?)
This will be fixed soon. In the meantime, if you need to copy
something, run f.exe -shell=tty, then you can copy from the DOS prompt.
Slava
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