Hi CSounder,

have any idea about  the problem reported in MessageFromCompiler.txt? This code works properly on other machines (windows xp OS).  Have I to update windows, . net or something else?

Thanks in advance,

Francesco

 

Hi CSounder,

have any idea about  the problem reported in MessageFromCompiler.txt? This code works properly on other machines (windows xp OS).  Have I to update windows, . net or something else?

Thanks in advance,

Francesco

 

I set all the environments variable to one directory on my desktop....

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Well opcodedir should certainly not point to a user-defined directory 
but to the folder that actually contains all the plug-in opcodes I believe.

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I assume whatever folder OPCODEDIR is set to contains your plugin
dlls? You can also try setting OPCODEDIR from the WinXound settings
dialogue. None of your csd files should run if opcodedir is not set
correctly. Do your other csd files run?

On 19 May 2011 14:31, peiman khosravi  wrote:
> Well opcodedir should certainly not point to a user-defined directory but to
> the folder that actually contains all the plug-in opcodes I believe.
>
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