Yes, I saw that, and it certainly makes sense.

Out of curiosity, now that both MinGW and Microsoft Visual C++ builds of Csound are possible, which do you plan to use?

Regards,
Mike

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>From: Carsten Hoyer 
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>Michael Gogins wrote:
>> 
>> It is a C library, but it can be (and is) used with C++. Your problem is 
>> something else.
>> 
>> What compiler are you using?
>> 
>
>Did you see my other post? I linked to libcsnd and i included csound.hpp
>instead of csound.h. Thats working.
>Im using MinGW GCC.
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Oh. I had a hard workshop these last couple of weeks at the university, so i
have not been paying much attention to the list. I didnt know there was a
VC++ build available. I don´t know - i would probably concider going back to
VC++, since it has some features that i like in the IDE, however i just got
it working in wxDev-Cpp, and i´m not that interested in spending more hours
fiddling with IDEs. I hope this is not a build made especially for me (in
that case i will go back :) )

Carsten

Michael Gogins wrote:
> 
> Yes, I saw that, and it certainly makes sense.
> 
> Out of curiosity, now that both MinGW and Microsoft Visual C++ builds of
> Csound are possible, which do you plan to use?
> 
> Regards,
> Mike
> 

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Just to understand this correctly. With the new VC++ build i should be able
to use the csound in a wxWidgets project from within VC++?
I remember last time Itried doing that I had some problems compiling because
of some benign redefinitions of Uint_ptr and int_ptr - this shouldnt be a
problem anymore?

Carsten
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