| Steven Yi wrote:
> Well, for this case, I would actually like to build the interfaces as
> I was going to try to build a Java frontend. The CPP interface though
> killed the build though, but looks like Michael is going to revise so
> I'm leaving it for now.
Apparently, the only part that uses boost is this:
void CppSound::inputMessage(std::string istatement)
{
std::vector pfields;
typedef boost::char_separator charsep;
boost::tokenizer tokens(istatement, charsep(" "));
boost::tokenizer::iterator it = tokens.begin();
std::string opcode = *it;
for( ++it; it != tokens.end(); ++it) {
pfields.push_back(atof(it->c_str()));
}
ScoreEvent(opcode[0], &pfields.front(), pfields.size());
}
Should not be hard to rewrite without the use of boost, and until
then if you do not need CppSound::inputMessage(), just comment out
its contents.
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