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Create your own modules in C++
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Unread post by dougalli » 28 Apr 2006, 04:35

Is there an API for module development? is it available in C++? Enquiring minds would like to know

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Unread post by mdsp » 28 Apr 2006, 10:41

for now the API is for only for Delphi and is included in the distribution,

but I plan to translate it to C. If someone more experienced with Delphi and C/C++ than me wants to do it. I'd be happpy too.

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Unread post by laserbeak43 » 28 Apr 2006, 18:40

i'd love a C++ version thanks!

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Unread post by mahtazz » 22 Nov 2006, 13:05

Hi,


I'm beginning to learn C/C++.

I hope I'll can program some modules next year. <grin>

What compiler do you recommed me?

Cheers,
Miquel.

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Unread post by senso » 22 Nov 2006, 17:28

hello,

Microsoft C++ is the most common,
Borland C++builder is a good outsider!
Personally, I use Borland products; I'm tired to give all my money to Bill Gates... I'm sure he doesn't need it.

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Unread post by mahtazz » 22 Nov 2006, 18:32

Thank you for advice.

I've just found that there's a MS VC++ 2005 for free and Borland Turbo C++ also free. I'll check them.

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Unread post by bsork » 02 Aug 2007, 14:58

Just out of curiousity: Is there anyone out there who has created some user modules?

I don't think I'll dive into this territory myself in the foreseeable future, but who knows...
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Unread post by senso » 03 Aug 2007, 08:30

the actual SDK is probably not really used.
The script language seems to be enough for most users?

I'm working on a new version of the SDK
- easier for developers,
- in C++,
- more powerful.

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Unread post by Vincent » 03 Aug 2007, 19:56

Hi.
What is SDK?

Since C++ seems to be much quicker for audio processing, we are - I mean the guy which makes some of my sounds is - going to develop modules in C++. And maybe rewrite some already existing ones, just to check. But that's not for tomorrow...
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Unread post by martignasse » 03 Aug 2007, 22:20

hello,

what ? a new fresh SDK (Software Developpement Kit ;-)

and in C++, woaow,

it's good news

can't wait to put my hand on...
Martin FLEURENT - Usine Developer - SDK maintainer

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Unread post by woodslanding » 19 Oct 2008, 08:50

so how's this coming along???

Writing a Usine module seems like a better than average way to start messing around in C++.... And more efficient than the scripting engine, I'm guessing?
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Unread post by senso » 19 Oct 2008, 09:11

We are working on (more exactly the user 'Le Vrai Bernardo' is working on...)
Normally it will be out in 1 month.
be patient.

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Unread post by woodslanding » 19 Oct 2008, 21:01

yes, I can be patient! Good to hear it is coming.....
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Unread post by LevraiBernardo » 20 Oct 2008, 22:35

Quite optimistic point of view, Mister Senso.
Woodslanding, do you master C++ ? I would have a few questions about compiling options... (if anybody master this topic, let me know).

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Unread post by martignasse » 21 Oct 2008, 07:39

hello LevraiBernardo,

I'm not a master, but i have some knowledges.

And i'm very interested in the C++ API, as i don't code in PASCAL, but in....C++.

Fell free to ask, i'll do my best to help.
Martin FLEURENT - Usine Developer - SDK maintainer

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Unread post by woodslanding » 22 Oct 2008, 02:30

I'd hope to ask some questions of you too, Martin--I am a C++ beginner (though proficient in Java.)

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Unread post by martignasse » 22 Oct 2008, 09:59

woodslanding wrote:I'd hope to ask some questions of you too, Martin--I am a C++ beginner (though proficient in Java.
No problems, if i can help, it's with pleasur.
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Unread post by pansoul » 03 Mar 2009, 22:35

hello
i am a delphi beginner, i have developed some simple application for windows but i don't find how to develop something for usine
Is there any document that explain how it works ?

thanks
Vincent

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Unread post by martignasse » 05 Mar 2009, 08:31

Hi pansoul,

Actually, the Delphi SDK is deprecated, since Usine 4.1 beta 6, and no more distributed. :(

The actual, up to date SDK (version 2b available in download section) is in C++.

I don't know if senso plan to make an update to V2 for the Delphi SDK....
But i know he maybe just not have the time, his priority is to power up usine itself with all these marvelous features we can't wait for ;)

But if you decide to go for the C++ version, we can help you to start with, for sure.

Hope it help
Martin FLEURENT - Usine Developer - SDK maintainer

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