Ok,
I recompiled everything with MinGW/MSYS compiler(SDK + module) using Code:Blocks and it works,
The dll fits perfectly with my Usine module and dialogue with the control motor card via USB library "libusb-win32.
wow, so you made a code::block project and it compile 'as is' I recompiled everything with MinGW/MSYS compiler(SDK + module) using Code:Blocks and it works,
The dll fits perfectly with my Usine module and dialogue with the control motor card via USB library "libusb-win32.
It's a great great news, good job
and i'm happy that you can continue your very interesting project.
of course, i'm interested in the code::block package
and i'll include it in the next version of the SDK if you are ok.thanks a lot for your work.
Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 26 Mar 2010, 18:35
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Statistics: Posted by anbd — 26 Mar 2010, 16:13
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do you think to made this module public...or ?
anyway , this will open new doors again...
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 26 Mar 2010, 15:07
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The dll fits perfectly with my Usine module and dialogue with the control motor card via USB library "libusb-win32.
Statistics: Posted by anbd — 26 Mar 2010, 15:00
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Off course I'll be proud to post a video once it's working
Statistics: Posted by La Tenaille — 25 Mar 2010, 13:58
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i didn't knew it was possible to change the key of a didg without changing it's lengh?, is that what you are speaking about by "sliding" is it a telescopic didgeridoo?omg
Statistics: Posted by 23fx23 — 25 Mar 2010, 12:24
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can you tell us more about it . ? hardware sequencer . ?
Hi,I've initiated this project with my brother and Anbd. The goal is to control my sliding didjeridoo from Usine.
My brother is building the hardware and Anbd (don't think you know music a lot ?) programs the interface to control the didj from Usine.
The didjeridoo is set on a stand, the mechanical structure (with a stepper motor) is supposed to slide the didj.
The artistic goal is to be able to slide the didjeridoo (to change key) with any MIDI controler (switch, pedal, my Roland D-beam...) without using hands, because I play cittern (a kind of guitar) kick and hi-hat at the same time.
... and my ultimate goal : my cittern is equipped with a divided pickup to remote MIDI. I've imagined "auto-sliding" the didj according to what I play
I'm sure a lot of other applications will be possible, but first the stepper motor needs to be controlled from Usine.
PS : For those who read french and are interested in interactive installations, here is an interesting commercial link (no personal interest):
http://www.interface-z.com/index.htm Usine is present in their compatibility list
Statistics: Posted by La Tenaille — 25 Mar 2010, 12:16
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Welcome aboard, interesting module you want to make here
From what i saw on the electrobee page :
about the c static lib you want to use, seems like it require the MinGW/MSYS compiler.
Like mentioned one the LibUsbWin32 sourceforge page, seems like not compatible with the VC++ compiler we use for now...
Maybe a solution could be to use the SDK and compile your module with code::blocks, who use MinGW/MSYS as compiler....
But it's not a trivial task, as it need to make a code::blocks version of the SDK (and maintain it !)...
Anyway, from the error message you pasted, it seems that you can compile the module and error are at execution time inside Usine, right ?
Did you try in debug mode ? (more info here, under Breakpoints from VC++ section) with some breakpoints to isolate the line who produce the error ?
Hope it help.
Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 25 Mar 2010, 09:58
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but always glad to see new projects . ..
can you tell us more about it . ? hardware sequencer . ?
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 24 Mar 2010, 12:53
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I'm trying to develop a module that can control a stepper motor.
(Ref of Command card: http://www.electrobee.com/usb-stepper/)
For this I use the c static library "libstepper" which itself contains the c static library "libusb-win32".
The module generates the following error:
[4] Error:pgUser CallBack Access violation at address 00905A4D in module 'UsineMain.exe'. Write of address 00000000
[5] Error:Internal in pgUser CallBack
It seems that the use of methods of "libusb-win32", which generates errors, and I do not know how to solve the problem.
Thank you for your help
Statistics: Posted by anbd — 23 Mar 2010, 15:43
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