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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/15/2003 :  09:58:41 AM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by EricG

The NSM Source has now been posted. It can be found on http://open.neurosaudio.com.

Regards,
Eric


As many of you probably now know the NSM source code has been released. To compile follow the directions and unless this changes in the near future you need NSM 1.38 or above installed for the required registered libraries.

Have fun

-Jeff
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EricG
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Posted - 12/15/2003 :  10:46:30 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Sorry guys, but we have an issue with the code with one of the vendors. I am trying to get the issue resolved by communicating with all those involved.

What apparently has happened is that some code from one of our HiSi vendors was included when it was not supposed to be. I am checking with the developers and will have it back up as soon as the issue is corrected.

Please don't shoot the webadmin.
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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/15/2003 :  4:14:55 PM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Whew glad I downloaded it when I could... and still have a local copy...

-Jeff
Edited by - Cool4u2view on 12/15/2003 9:29:57 PM
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Craig
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Posted - 12/15/2003 :  9:22:50 PM  Show Profile  Send Craig an AOL message  Reply with Quote
Likewise. But tell us which code that was and we'll delete it.
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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/15/2003 :  9:30:35 PM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
sure we will...

-Jeff
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EricG
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Posted - 12/16/2003 :  07:48:23 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Okay. The source is back up over at http://open.neurosaudio.com.

Everything has been approved, so there should be no further issues.

I have also made this topic sticky so that all source code discussions can be kept in here.

As for those of you that got the "non-approved" code, I would suggest you download the new code, because you may actually have problems with the old code due to some code being only partially removed.
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Posted - 12/16/2003 :  1:57:43 PM  Show Profile  Visit toohot4love's Homepage  Send toohot4love an AOL message  Reply with Quote
so geez it's been like almost two days. where's the new version of NSM? What do you opensource programmers do all day, play Quake and eat pizza? yeesh.

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Craig
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Hey, what do you expect? Not everyone can afford Visual Studio or has friends working for people with full MSDN subscriptions. I would like to see how it fares compiling under Mono though.
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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/16/2003 :  2:39:48 PM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
I've compiled it fine with Visual Studio 2002, I haven't had time to install 2003 on this machine. I will probably do it in a few hours. My girlfriends laptop has 2003 which I could also try. It should work though.

The very first thing I will try to do is see what the heck is making the music search and orphan search take sooo long.

-Jeff
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Jeff, I have a suspicion about the rebuild/find orphans time problems. I think NSM deletes the original (orphan) and then copies the whole file again. Here is what I observed about 1-2 months ago...

I was fixing a bug in NDBM where files with extended ASCII in the file name (not in the tags, the file name) were located on the Neuros and caused a crash during rebuild. (This condition would only occur if the user copied the file over manually, then rebuilt.) I tested NSM and Positron to see what they did in this situation.

NSM (seemingly) renames the file with underscores in the extended ASCII. Does NSM rename the file, or does NSM copy the file to the Neuros again (with the new adjusted filename?) If this copying is happening, then it would cause the long delays that is witnessed.

Positron puts an incorrect entry in the database, causing this file to never be able to play. Positron's rebuild is very fast.

NDBM rejects the file, but logs the fact.

I might have time to dig into the NSM code and figure out what is wrong, but this might help someone get started.

Sean Starkey - Project Manager for Neuros Database Manipulator - http://neurosdbm.sourceforge.net
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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/16/2003 :  5:56:29 PM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Then I wonder what it does if the machine doesn't contain a listing for the orphan file in question... I have been installing VS 2003 on my primary machine for the last hour (it's almost done).

-Jeff
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I feel so dated with my VS 6.0 =/
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Posted - 12/17/2003 :  2:35:33 PM  Show Profile  Visit tobiasly's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Cool4u2view

I've compiled it fine with Visual Studio 2002, I haven't had time to install 2003 on this machine. I will probably do it in a few hours. My girlfriends laptop has 2003 which I could also try.

Your girlfriend has a newer version of Visual Studio than you do, and you publicly admit this? :)

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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/17/2003 :  3:04:06 PM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Well, I did just install it on my PC also.

-Jeff
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cjastram
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Posted - 12/17/2003 :  4:56:55 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks guys. Thank you very very much.

While a lot of people don't have Vis Studio (I happen to have legit access at work), that's fine. There are a lot of people who find it, have access to cheap edu versions, can use it after-hours at work (like me) etcetera.

Thanks.

Did I mention thanks?

Chris

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im working on compiling in whidbey (longhorn visual studio) but i dont think its gonna work rite.
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Posted - 12/17/2003 :  9:41:57 PM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
It should be backward compatible as long as you follow the directions to the letter after converting each solution to the new version.

-Jeff
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Posted - 12/17/2003 :  9:53:11 PM  Show Profile  Send mike.schulte(at)cshore.com an AOL message  Reply with Quote
yeah once its released in beta i think whidbey will be backwards compatible but as of now its not even in beta... im just screwin around on it to see what i can do....ill let ya know if it works
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Gonna get VS.NET on monday, so I WILL LEARN programming to get the best out of my neuros

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Cool4u2view
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Posted - 12/20/2003 :  08:20:47 AM  Show Profile  Visit Cool4u2view's Homepage  Send Cool4u2view an AOL message  Click to see Cool4u2view's MSN Messenger address  Send Cool4u2view a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
Get the education version if you can, it is at most $100 (US). At my school I bought VS .NET 2003 for like $5-$15 (and it is legal :)

-Jeff
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That's exactly what I ordered, over my school, gonna get it for about 15€(~18$)

Kaspar (The German Guy)
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