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In addition on my last post:
http://www.claessonedwards.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=828Here my wishlist for 2010:
1) MP3 Breakaway Batch conversion
2) Digital Studio Link
3) ?Can’t think for a third one quickly, maybe other people have some features to wish?
Full version (version which can not be registered), so other peoples can make presets, and export settings to file which can be loaded in normal Public version.
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[quote author=”Boki”]Full version (version which can not be registered), so other peoples can make presets, and export settings to file which can be loaded in normal Public version.
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+1Would be very nice for those of us advanced processing junkies 😀
2nd option:
Add one second C++ (or assembler) programmer to your development team. 🙂
But i think, qualified and experience, are hard to find. 😕Een fijne jaarwisseling
[quote author=”Dj Buik”]Add one second C++ (or assembler) programmer to your development team. [/quote]
I’m open to suggestions 🙂.
///Leif
The other day i wrote this program, but it didn’t work…
code :for a = 1 to 100000
rem add 1000 euro to my account
MyAccountNumber = MyAccountNumber + 1000
next aCan someone debug this for me?
If you get this program to work, i’m sure Leif will get you a job.
Of course! It’s obvious what the problem is.
The code, as it’s written, will just increase the account number, without doing anything to the contents.
What you want is to increase the value of the number it’s pointing to, not the pointer itself.
code :for a = 1 to 100000
rem add 1000 euro to my account
*MyAccountNumber = *MyAccountNumber + 1000
next aThat should do it!
///Leif
[quote author=”Leif”]That should do it![/quote]
nope. that would also only increase the value of the pointer. not the value that the pointer is pointing to. for instance in C++, if "MyAccountNumber" was a 32bit unsigned int…
code :int *MyAccountNumber = *(int*)[some_pointer], a;
while (a < 100000)
{
// add 1000 euro to my account
MyAccountNumber = MyAccountNumber + 1000;
a++;
}or if MyAccountNumber was already defined only as an offset and not a full fledged locally mapped pointer…
code :int *cashToSet, a;
while (a < 100000)
{
// add 1000 euro to my account
cashToSet = &MyAccountNumber + 1000;
memcpy(&MyAccountNumber, &cashToSet, sizeof(int));
a++;
}profit?
extra credit bonus:
code :for a = 1 to 100000
rem add 1000 euro to my account
&MyAccountNumber += 1000
next a8)
(someone someone got the puns, lol)
crap 😥
jesse, i think you got the job….
good luck 🙂
BTW: The amount on my accountnumber is many times <= 0
Is that a problem ❓ 😳lol, Leif already knows I can code. we bounce stuff off each other from time to time. 😉
as far as your account, ehh… if i figure that out, i’m not telling ANYONE. lol
I want a new more stable version of Edcast… ow wait, that is another program 😆 Sometimes it get stucked on a lower bitrate for some reason, and i had to restart BBP (and Edcast) to fix it again. Also on my live PC it was streamin at 208 kb/s instead 192 kb/s (which was configured). Restarting it a few times didn’t solve the problem. Next day it was over…
Strange stuff sometimes with Edcast… I actually don’t have any wished for BBP. It is a good product, can’t think of improvements at this time.
I wish it wasn’t so complicated to license codecs, or I would have released LeifCast a long time ago.
///Leif
Well…you can also deliver an application without the codecs. I download my own codec(s) from the internet 😉 I am using only LAME so.
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