Re: [ zinf-Bugs-602116 ] ALL BUG SUBMITTERS READ THIS

SourceForge.net wrote:
> Bugs item #602116, was opened at 2002-08-29 17:49
> Message generated for change (Comment added) made by gliptak
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> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=463479&aid=602116&group_id=51494
> 
> Category: None
> Group: None
> Status: Open
> Resolution: None
> Priority: 5
> Submitted By: Ed Sweetman (safemode)
> Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
> Summary: ALL BUG SUBMITTERS READ THIS
> 
> Initial Comment:
> Everyone submitting a bug report or message or whatever
> should first, get the CVS version of zinf and see if
> the bug still exists.  There have been a ton of fixes
> in the zinf cvs tree and honestly i dont care what is
> going on with 2.2.0 right now.  2.2.0 is going to be
> supplanted by the cvs version soon and even though bugs
> in 2.2.0 would tip us off to bugs in the cvs tree,  the
> descriptions of problems aren't explicit enough to have
> us recreate the problems in cvs and there are some
> features that the 2 main developers and few patch
> submitters dont use at all and dont have the time to go
> hunting down ghost bugs.  Make sure they exist in cvs.
>   All the problems we find with it we know about and
> work on,  it's up to the public to find those obscure
> or simply unused work loads to get the other bugs.  
> 
> Just a list of bugs that are outstanding in cvs is : 
> 
> alsa 0.9 doesn't like mp3s due to the mp3 decoder being
> unable to output a 2KB buffer per pass. 

This has been long fixed if it's an outstanding bug.


> track forward on alsa will cause player to lock if done
> before current file begins decoding.  

I've never experienced this bug. It always just ignored the track 
forward and started at the beginning. Still a bug, but not the one 
described above.


> There are various little win32 issues dealing with
> filehandles not being released when they should as well
> as gui issuse in windows. 
> 
> There are more but in unix land most things are running
> good.  I understand most windows users will only be
> reporting bugs on 2.2.0 and that's fine.  It's not very
> easy to get windows setup to compile things without
> money or stolen software.  This problem is why we see
> many more issues in windows than in unix.  
> 
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> 
> Comment By: Gábor Lipták (gliptak)
> Date: 2003-05-12 17:43
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> maybe a frequently updated alpha/beta WinX build could be
> provided to help to report problems on WinX?
> 





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