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Posted: 28 Apr 2006, 04:35
by dougalli
Is there an API for module development? is it available in C++? Enquiring minds would like to know
Posted: 28 Apr 2006, 10:41
by mdsp
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.
Posted: 28 Apr 2006, 18:40
by laserbeak43
i'd love a C++ version thanks!
Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 13:05
by mahtazz
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.
Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 17:28
by senso
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.
Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 18:32
by mahtazz
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.
Cheers,
Miquel.
Posted: 02 Aug 2007, 14:58
by bsork
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...
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 08:30
by senso
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.
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 19:56
by Vincent
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...
Posted: 03 Aug 2007, 22:20
by martignasse
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...
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 08:50
by woodslanding
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?
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 09:11
by senso
We are working on (more exactly the user 'Le Vrai Bernardo' is working on...)
Normally it will be out in 1 month.
be patient.
Posted: 19 Oct 2008, 21:01
by woodslanding
yes, I can be patient! Good to hear it is coming.....
Posted: 20 Oct 2008, 22:35
by LevraiBernardo
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).
Posted: 21 Oct 2008, 07:39
by martignasse
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.
Posted: 22 Oct 2008, 02:30
by woodslanding
I'd hope to ask some questions of you too, Martin--I am a C++ beginner (though proficient in Java.)
-e
Posted: 22 Oct 2008, 09:59
by martignasse
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.
A+
Posted: 03 Mar 2009, 22:35
by pansoul
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
Posted: 05 Mar 2009, 08:31
by martignasse
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