Hi Victor,

I did see an fltk.dll in the bin directory of the install, and the
sizes of the dll's seemed very different with the one I built much
bigger.  I am *really* hoping this is it as I feel like I've been
hitting my head against the wall on this one! =P  I also want to say
that I remember having things working on Win2K previously with both
the keyboard and the widgets, but I honestly don't remember if that's
true.  If so, then it wouldn't be a dynamic library issue (but I'm
still hoping!).

steven


On 11/19/06, Victor Lazzarini <victor.lazzarini@nuim.ie> wrote:
> The shared lib issue would explain why it worked
> on OSX and on Linux, as in these systems csound
> uses dynamic libs.
>
> Possibly Mike's releases uses it as well. Did you
> check for any fltk.dll files in your system after
> installation?
>
> I think FLTK might be re-entrant only provided that we are
> using the same image (nothing to back this up, though)
>
> Victor
>
> >
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I've spent a few hours today on this (and that was a few
> > hours more than I wanted to! :P ) and have gotten nowhere
> > with the Virtual Keyboard, trying all manners of
> > combinations of using flush(), wait(), idle callbacks, and
> > everything else I could possibly think of.  The best I got
> > was getting the keyboard to draw correctly but without
> > receiving any events of any kind and also killing the CPU.
> >  I also tried recompiling the FLTK library but I can't
> > manage to compile it in any way except as static
> > libraries.
> >
> > The one thing I did do was download Michael Gogins'  5.04
> > release. Installing that and using the keyboard that came
> > with it, I was able to run with an orchestra that has FLTK
> > widgets.
> >
> > Now, the latest thought I have is that by not having FLTK
> > compiled with --enable-shared, the fltk code that's linked
> > with the virtual keyboard might be interfering with the
> > fltk code that's linked with the fltk widget opcode
> > library.
> >
> > Could someone who has FLTK compiled with --enable-shared
> > try compiling the latest keyboard code from CVS and
> > running it with Iain McCurdy's
> > HarmonicAdditiveSynthesis2.csd? (It's available at
> > http://www.csounds.com/rtcat/).
> >
> > Also, a question for Michael, when you did your build, was
> > it done with or without fltkThreads?
> >
> > Thanks for any help!
> > steven
> >
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