bartbes wrote:Maybe they backported/updated in the mean time then? Because I know for a fact vrld introduced some metrics in what is, if I remember correctly, the libmodplug interface code that were not available in the 10.04 version of the lib.
EDIT: See this buildlog (search for "ModPlugDecoder.cpp").
Yeah, Canonical does that. the 10.04 is the LTS (Long term support). It's due to drop out of support soon, but it's still getting updates and such.
As for your edit, totally, but if you comment out lines 45 and 46 in ModPlugDecoder.cpp, it compiles. I guess I'm asking what you lose when you get rid of those lines.
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<leafo> when in doubt delete all of your code
<bartbes> git rm -r *
<bartbes> git commit -m "Fixed all bugs"
<bartbes> git push
Yes, I know it's an LTS release, but as far as I'm concerned it's usually LTA (Long Time Ago) .
Well, in theory it wouldn't do too much harm in most of the cases (if it is set to sensible defaults in other locations), but you're disabling proper detection of the file to play back, so you might get music that plays 'wrong'.
bartbes wrote:Yes, I know it's an LTS release, but as far as I'm concerned it's usually LTA (Long Time Ago) .
Well, in theory it wouldn't do too much harm in most of the cases (if it is set to sensible defaults in other locations), but you're disabling proper detection of the file to play back, so you might get music that plays 'wrong'.
Thank's for the information. I'm not ready to update my primary machine yet, so It's good to know I can still develop without too many issues.
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<leafo> when in doubt delete all of your code
<bartbes> git rm -r *
<bartbes> git commit -m "Fixed all bugs"
<bartbes> git push
Most of the things in the issue tracker are feature requests/enhancements that are probably too big to make it into 0.8.0, so there's really only a couple things to be fixed before it's ready for release I think.
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