Hey there!
I've just released the first stable version of my audio player (which is written
in D1). If you want to try it out:
http://shebang.at/blog/boxen0.1.0
Regards,
Mike
Oh, I forgot to mention D! I'll edit it in ASAP :)
And you're right about the directory thing, I'll put it on my TODO
list. Thanks!
bobef wrote:
It requires zlib1.dll (not in the package). Blue screened my xp sp2 twice.
Something audio driver related. Even when not crashing it is not playing
anything I drop on it.
Oh my. Looks like it's still in a lot worse shape than I thought. May I ask
what audio interface you're
bobef wrote:
Blue screened my xp sp2 twice.
I've borrowed a couple of audio devices and I'm testing right now, and I got
the bluescreen too. Being aware of the problem is halfway there to fixing it
:)
For all who read my last post, I've fixed the bluescreen bug that was in the
last preview (and tested with a couple of audio interfaces from different
manufacturers, turns out that my own hardware is just immune to buffer
overflows). So I figured I put up another .zip, this time with all needed
Hi!
I have hacked together a preview version of the media player I'm working on.
It's developing rather nicely and last weekend I was able to tie together a
lot of loose ends. The project is in a presentable state for the first time
now, so I wanted to just release a quick preview for the D
A KR type book for D, “The D Programming Language”, written by Andrei
Alexandrescu and published by Addison-Wesley Professional is scheduled for
publication in May 1010.
D has come a long way!
Don wrote:
That's odd. Please try adding an 'L' to end of each of each constant.
[0x1.a5f1c2eb3fe4efp+73L, 0x1.A5F1C2EB3FE4EFp-1L, 74],
Oh, I'm really sorry, I copied the wrong line (this was 640). Here's the
guilty line (641, this time for real):
[0x1.fa01712e8f0471ap-1064,
I've got a very strange problem and I wanted to ask if you guys have any
ideas.
Yesterday I compiled my project with dmd 1.041 and Tango and it worked.
Today I compiled the same code again to get started (I sometimes like to
just do a full rebuild to get started) and I get this message:
Walter Bright wrote:
It could be that the C library routine strtold(), which the lexer relies
on, changed. That has nothing to do with linking.
Hmm. This is where dmd struggles:
641:[0x1.a5f1c2eb3fe4efp+73, 0x1.A5F1C2EB3FE4EFp-1, 74],// normal
I have no idea how the lexer works,
Audio seems to be broken from [5:45 .. $].
I'm trying to evaluate QtD. First step is to link something against Tango
and Qt, but unfortunately I can't get it to work:
rebuild main.d -debug -full -oqobj/ -I~/coding -llqtdcore -llqtdgui -
llQtCore -llQtGui
I have Tango installed via apt-get (and the Tango repository), as well as
Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
You referring to that blogger who said he was ready for languages
with keywords enclosed in XML tags after seeing a D presentation? ;)
No, I didn't see that one.
Robert Fraser wrote:
Thoughts?
Maybe doing more things analog to scope(exit/etc) might be an idea, where we
have one major keyword and a couple of minor ones that differentiate the
meaning further.
-Mike
Ary Borenszweig wrote:
Yes. Maybe every keyword could be just keyword(...). For example:
keyword(static), keyword(final), etc. For example this code now:
pure SomeType foo() {
}
would be, with this change:
keyword(pure) SomeType foo() {
}
Hmm...
Or maybe:
@pure void foo() {
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