| 1 | | For what it's worth -- the builds I've made for TuneTracker Systems (including the latest one, 4.9.15) did away with the "secret API" hack... Or more accurately, usage of this hack has been moved to an external plugin, so that the linkage failure only prevents that one plugin from loading on Haiku, but the SoundPay core itself (and other plugins) successfully load and run. I don't know when/if these builds will be released as shareware to the public again like they were in the days of yore.. That's a decision Marco will have to make; for now he licensed the source code to us for inclusion in the TTS suite, not for public/shareware use AFAICT. Anyhow, if there is a way such that SoundPlay 4.9.3 can resolve all symbols and load on Haiku, even if just to fall back to "MediaKit" mp3 replay, then that'd be the fast-track solution to the problems you guys see, probably. Another option is just sticking to 4.7.3 to skip all the trouble I guess.. |
| | 1 | For what it's worth -- the builds I've made for TuneTracker Systems (including the latest one, 4.9.15) did away with the "secret API" hack... Or more accurately, usage of this hack has been moved to an external plugin, so that the linkage failure only prevents that one plugin from loading on Haiku, but the SoundPay core itself (and other plugins) successfully load and run. I don't know when/if these builds will be released as shareware to the public again like they were in the days of yore.. That's a decision Marco will have to make; for now he licensed the source code to us for inclusion in the TTS suite, not for public/shareware use AFAICT. Anyhow, if there is a way such that SoundPlay 4.9.3 can resolve all symbols and load on Haiku, even if just to fall back to "MediaKit" mp3 replay, then that'd be the fast-track solution to the problems you guys see, probably. Another option is just sticking to 4.7.3 to skip all the trouble I guess.. EDIT -- Also an info that is more relevant to the ticket at hand: the haiku nightly I'm working with is more recent than the ones mentioned (namely, r39648) and the latest/unreleased 4.9.x builds run fine on it, never seen the kind of error mentioned above; the "dynamic cast" error looks suspiciously like the issue I had with the KissLib preventing TuneStacker from loading though (#6963, #1259). |
