Re: Zinf Download Manager & Emusic

On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 23:04, Robert Waldner wrote:
> On Wed, 05 Feb 2003 22:40:07 EST, Ed Sweetman writes:
> >As for EMP and such, i'm not aware of any active developers that use 
> >emusic.  So  debugging for emusic support is not currently a priority or 
> >a possibility.  If someone who uses emusic wants to fix things, they're 
> >more than welcome to submit patches.  Otherwise what you'll end up 
> >getting emp wise in the next version is what you're getting with this 
> >version.
> 
> Main thing for EMP to work, AFAICT, is to either not rely on the 
>  filenames extension (probably much work) or to treat .emp the same as 
>  .rmp (less work but ugly).

I just looked at this and as long as the file formats haven't changed
much, it should be easy.    When somebody get's a chance we should look
at how gnome-vfs uses the file database to determine the type of a file
looking at the first few hundred bytes (this is needed elsewhere).



> The only place I can find that in the CVS-version is in
>  base/win32/src/main.cpp. Sorry I can't make a test-build, that fails
>  with 

There's also a reference in dlm/rmp/rmp.cpp

> In file included from ui/include/ui.h:28,
>                  from ui/lcd/include/lcdui.h:27,
>                  from ui/lcd/src/lcdui.cpp:36:
> base/include/event.h:33: parse error before `c'
> base/include/event.h:36: destructors must be member functions
> base/include/event.h:36: virtual outside class declaration
> base/include/event.h:37: syntax error before `('
> base/include/event.h:41: syntax error before `;'
> base/include/event.h:46: parse error before `)'
> 
> (and a lot more), and C++ is definitely not something I'm familiar with.

These are very strange  .. make sure that you have an uptodate CVS tree
and c++ v 3.2  (rerun configure just to be sure and send the output
if it still fails).



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