Re: WombatShare 3rd party Sharing possibility...

No real reason at the minute, I don't want to open the source up yet 
[it looks a mess right now]  The reason why you can't distribute a 
closed-source plugin, is that because it has to be 
compile-from-source-able ?

Is there any SDK/Documentation on implementing plugins for Zinf?
Thanks,
- Ciaran


Kristian Kvilekval wrote:

>Zinf supports plugins and is probably suitable considering its 
>music library functions.  However, why is your tool closed
>source?  I know I could not distribute your closed-source plugin
>(nor could most of our packagers debian, mandrake, etc).
>
>
>On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 11:53, Ciaran wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi,
>>I'm currently implementing (or trying to at least) a mechanism to allow 
>>sharing between multiple media players.  I was wondering if you thought 
>>Zinf might be a suitable candidate for this.  WombatShare is currently 
>>closed source (although this is not neccessarily true forever, just for 
>>now).   How difficult would integrating it into the Music Library whilst 
>>maintaining as a closed 3rd party unit be?  Does Zinf have any support 
>>for plugins etc ?
>>If you don't think its suitable then thats cool, I just want to know
>>Cheers
>>
>>More Info @ http:\\www.wombatinvasion.com\
>>
>>
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