Spaghetti - Spaghetti - Spaghetti

Great! I'll try the 1.5.6.0 in the next few days!

I's always fun to try new Spaghetti and Laserboy versions, feels almost like christmas... :)

Removing the .NET requirements will make it ALOT easier for people to use, nice work! ;)

I didn't remove all .NET requirements. Just 3.0 & 3.5.

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Originally Posted by carmangary

Well, I haven't fixed any bugs yet but got rid of the dependency on .NET 3.0 & 3.5.

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sounds like a bug fix to me ;)

thanks!

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hmm the installer still complains about .NET 3.0 not being installed.

you need to write in some error reporting if your looking for stability.

error trapping at each step (even if its just numbered) is a great place to start. instead of the software just crashing, it can break/report/close/(possibly)restart itself

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Originally Posted by drlava

sounds like a bug fix to me ;)

thanks!

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hmm the installer still complains about .NET 3.0 not being installed.

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I haven't uploaded the new version yet.

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Originally Posted by keeperx

you need to write in some error reporting if your looking for stability.

error trapping at each step (even if its just numbered) is a great place to start. instead of the software just crashing, it can break/report/close/(possibly)restart itself

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I purposely don't do that because that only hides bugs. Any crashes that are occuring are bugs that need to be fixed so I don't want to mask them by anything like that. It's OK for it to crash in these cases. I only trap errors where errors are expected to sometimes occur, like file system operations. I do have a global exception handler to print out the message from unhandled errors. No one ever sends me that information, though. Also, DrLavas driver crashes sometimes and causes Spaghetti to die without generating the exception report I just mentioned. I'm not sure why that is. Unfortunately, I may have to remove sound card support since it does that.

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Originally Posted by carmangary

Unfortunately, I may have to remove sound card support since it does that.

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im gonna pretend i didnt hear that!
:o

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Originally Posted by carmangary

Also, DrLavas driver crashes sometimes and causes Spaghetti to die without generating the exception report I just mentioned. I'm not sure why that is. Unfortunately, I may have to remove sound card support since it does that.

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Please give me the specifics for reproduction of the error and I will definitely look into it. I haven't experienced a crash when using the driver since spaghetti first worked well with it, so there's room to question if the crash is platform specific AKA Vista.

i have problems with it crashing on xp pr with sp3 i can try with vista at home as see how it works