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ghavenga(at)riverview.net
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 Posted - 01/05/2004 : 9:22:31 PM
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To answer my own question - apparently you must install NSM on your development machine and point the references there.
I have it building now.
Sheesh!
Greg
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Cool4u2view
Neuros Audio Team
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Posted - 01/05/2004 : 10:36:43 PM
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Make sure to read the very first post in the thread 
-Jeff |
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ghavenga(at)riverview.net
Posting is for Closers
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Posted - 01/05/2004 : 10:47:27 PM
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Uh, gee, I guess I got so excited by the first part of that first message that I missed the second part...
;)
Greg
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EricMatz
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Posted - 01/06/2004 : 12:52:34 PM
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Originally posted by jjlupa(at)jamdata.net
Thanks a million! The zip (as pulled 1/5/04) compiles up fine with VS.NET 2003.
I too had no big issues with 2003. Had to fix one other reference (ASTAudioFile.dll) that the readme didn't mention. Had some trouble adding the OggVobis reference, but registering the DLL first solved that problem.
Now if I only had a Neuros to really check it out!  Reading code gets a bit boring...
Whoever decided on C#, you RULE! |
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jahf(at)yahoo.com
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Posted - 01/06/2004 : 2:29:18 PM
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Yes, there will be forums and a separate site to track the open source NSM.
I have one volunteer so far to help make sure that submissions compile properly, and they can only dedicate random time to the project. I'd really like one more person who has the tools and has successfully compiled. Any takers? If not, I have a coupla names from Kathryn who she swears will have the experience needed, but I'd rather get volunteer staff than recruitments :)
Jahf at Yahoo.com
building an external antenna thread: http://www.neurosaudio.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1460 |
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Sean Starkey
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Posted - 01/06/2004 : 3:19:05 PM
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Originally posted by jahf(at)yahoo.com
Yes, there will be forums and a separate site to track the open source NSM.
I have one volunteer so far to help make sure that submissions compile properly, and they can only dedicate random time to the project. I'd really like one more person who has the tools and has successfully compiled. Any takers? If not, I have a coupla names from Kathryn who she swears will have the experience needed, but I'd rather get volunteer staff than recruitments :)
Jahf at Yahoo.com
building an external antenna thread: http://www.neurosaudio.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1460
I'll try to get it compiled for you (I have the tools.) Assuming I can compile it I'll be the compile "stuckee".
Sean Starkey - Project Manager for Neuros Database Manipulator - http://neurosdbm.sourceforge.net |
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ghavenga(at)riverview.net
Posting is for Closers
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Posted - 01/06/2004 : 10:22:09 PM
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I could help with this some too, now that I have it compiling.
I wish I would have noticed the "gotta have NSM installed" deal, but I rarely develop on my "test" machines, which is where NSM lives.
Too bad I don't have a spare Neuros to try stuff out on
I have a neat program called Beyond Compare, which is a really great DIFF program that's great for tracking changes.
Greg
Redundency, hell we don't even have any Dundency! |
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ghavenga(at)riverview.net
Posting is for Closers
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Trig
Posting Profoundly
199 Posts |
Posted - 01/09/2004 : 8:17:06 PM
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I sure wish NSM wasn't a .NET Framework 1.0 app so that I could actually contribute. The only place I still have VS.NET 2002 installed on my laptop at work and the bank tends to frown upon using work equipment for non-work related activities. I guess I could always download VS.NET 2002 from MSDN Subscriber downloads because I sure as heck don't know where my 2002 cd's are.
Is there any talk about moving it to 1.1 or would this be too much of an issue with users having to download the 1.1 dotnetfx in order to use any versions of NSM built with 1.1?
On a side note NSM successfully compiled & ran after converting the project and solution to 1.1 so we know it wouldn't be too much of an issue code-wise to migrate.
Customer # 4081 |
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Trig
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Posted - 01/09/2004 : 8:24:13 PM
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Ahh, scratch my last post... It just occured to me that my MSDN Universal DVDs should have VS.NET 2002 on them so I'm in business.
In that case, how can I help? I'm mostly a VB.NET guy (I prefer VB.NET's Intellisense & background compiling/sytax checking over C#) but I'm just about as comfortable in C#.
Customer # 4081 |
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Trig
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Posted - 01/09/2004 : 8:26:14 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by ghavenga(at)riverview.net
I have a neat program called Beyond Compare, which is a really great DIFF program that's great for tracking changes.
I LOVE Beyond Compare. I use it to run a directory diff against our live intranet server and my development server at work when copying changes out... Such a timesaver, now all I have to do is convince the boss to buy it for me when the trial runs out.
Customer # 4081 |
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jjlupa(at)jamdata.net
Posting is for Closers
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Posted - 01/12/2004 : 09:55:33 AM
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What is the status on sourceforge/bugzilla?
Also, does anyone know how internal and external versions are going to source merge? I'd hate to waste time on bugs that have already been fixed. |
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kborn(at)neurosaudio.com
Neuros Team
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Posted - 01/15/2004 : 11:36:23 AM
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I just wrote Jahf about it. We had a delay because the spam filter wouldn't let us log in, but that is now resolved. I would guess in a day or two it will be working.
Kathryn
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K-Man666
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Posted - 02/17/2004 : 09:18:29 AM
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So there shouldbe an update on the sf/bugzilla site now, right
Kaspar (The German Guy) |
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kborn(at)neurosaudio.com
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Marko
Just Posting
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Posted - 03/06/2004 : 3:08:50 PM
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So when will the Neuros firmware software open up 
Is there any reason to not let people modify it and possibly improve it for you? |
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Cool4u2view
Neuros Audio Team
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Posted - 03/06/2004 : 9:52:47 PM
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There are many issues with this, If you search the forums you can find many threads about this subject.
-Jeff |
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neuros(at)badics.net
Just Posting
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Posted - 04/26/2004 : 10:31:54 PM
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This thread seems almost dead. I also looked at the NSM opensource web page and it is even more outdated. (open.neurosaudio.com)
How many software developers does DI have? I see only bugs assigned to mgao. Is he the poor guy to fix everything for us?
No wonder NSM is so buggy... |
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kborn(at)neurosaudio.com
Neuros Team
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Posted - 05/04/2004 : 4:42:27 PM
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Michael manages and assigns all the fixes.
K
Neuros Support |
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kborn(at)neurosaudio.com
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Posted - 06/09/2004 : 12:30:44 PM
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Hi All,
As you all know, at Neuros we have to be very careful to keep our priorities front of mind. We do the enhancements and fixes that will affect the most people to the greatest extent.
So when someone mentioned that we need to open the code for the latest NSM, sure, yes, of course I agree. But today I was talking with Joe on the train, and he said, "has anyone asked for it?" and I said, "Well, I think one person. And you know... we've had the code out for almost 6 months and nothing has really happened."
Now I know people will write back to me and say it's important to release the latest code version for the sake of the Neuros being open, and please know I understand that. But what I would be interested in knowing, at this time, is:
Who is actively working with the code, and really needs an updated version to keep working?
I'd also be interested to know who is plugging along with this, in general... besides Starkey? I'm not putting this in a negative light, but at one point I was supposed to be the liaison to the open source community, and I really don't have a sense of what is happening (or not happening), so it seemed time to check in.
K
Neuros Support |
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The Perpetual NSM Source Thread
