I'm not sure anyone is even out there, but if someone is, here's what I've found out: The constants don't exist. The constants don't exist because the library doesn't do what the documentation claims and simply ignores the return value of the function. It isn't even retrieved, the return value is simply chucked out. Maybe the documentation should be updated to let users know that the library is, uh, not exactly functional. It could save them the week I just lost. Cameron -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/ogg-dev/attachments/20060325/208471ad/attachment.htm
On Sat, Mar 25, 2006 at 12:20:43AM -0500, Cameron Gorrie wrote:> I'm not sure anyone is even out there, but if someone is, here's what I've > found out: > > The constants don't exist. The constants don't exist because the library > doesn't do what the documentation claims and simply ignores the return value of > the function. It isn't even retrieved, the return value is simply chucked out. > > Maybe the documentation should be updated to let users know that the library > is, uh, not exactly functional. It could save them the week I just lost.Hi Cameron, sorry for the late reply. The documentation on the website is generated from the development trunk, which contains those constants. The documentation in the release tarball you used does not contain those constants. it was my mistake to post that version of documentation on the web, sorry. Conrad.
Dattaguru B.N.
2006-May-19 05:12 UTC
[ogg-dev] MS VC workspace for Ogg Vorbis Decoder and Encoder (with Source)
Dear Experts, Where can I get Ogg Vorbis Codec along with MS VC workspace? I want the complete package which will generate an executable for the codec. I want to use it as a reference for my implementation. Also, Is there a fixed point code available? If so, how do I get MS VC workspace with the source files. Thanks in advance for your help Datta __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com