LaserBoy 09-01-2008 !!!

[keeperx]

So.... Now do you see why a mouse is not such an important thing?

James.

um.. no....
i see why its not important to YOU tho, your not a laserboy artist, your the artist OF laserboy, and your tool happens to be c++ therefore a mouse is prety much useless.. as a laserboy artist, ill tell you that the mouse is being missed greatly

[decix]

GUI's for sale! Get one NOW!

[gf8stiv3]

GUI's for sale! Get one NOW!

Can I get a 2 for 1 special???

[heroic]

I'd be keeping the Mac port up to date if there was a GUI.

Can't say fairer than that, James...

[keeperx]

I'd be keeping the Mac port up to date if there was a GUI.

Can't say fairer than that, James...

someone actually volunteering their time to maintain the mac if it only had a GUI...

[James Lehman]

I keep telling you all........

IT HAS A GUI !!!!

It just doesn't use a mouse!

James.

[heroic]

I keep telling you all........

IT HAS A GUI !!!!

It just doesn't use a mouse!

James.

No, it is menu driven. That is not the same thing.

[James Lehman]

Well... Everything you see inside the window is made in my C++. It is a memory bitmap that gets made and plastered on the screen every time something changes. Since it is 24 bit color at whatever resolution you want and it renders vector art. I would say that it is a "kind-of" GUI.

I really want to keep the whole thing as independant of anything else as I can!

I can see writing my own mouse trapping routines and graphics to go with...

I think there are some other places LaserBoy needs to get hooked up; like with a good cross-platform pro audio API that lets me talk to more than 2 audio channels!

I am having a lot of fun with it now. KeeperX has more ideas to throw at me than I can keep up with.

James.

[heroic]

I think there are some other places LaserBoy needs to get hooked up; like with a good cross-platform pro audio API that lets me talk to more than 2 audio channels!

It would probably be better if you used the EasyLase style drivers, that way you can drive dedicated DACs or use the soundcard DAC driver.

If you're really intent on WAVs ueber alles then I suggest that PortAudio may be worth a look- supports ASIO on Windows and CoreAudio on Mac, presumably it also works on Linux but I don't give a fig about Linux ;-)

As for GUIs, don't write your own- try Agar:

http://libagar.org/

-J.

[keeperx]

we were looking at fltk.. (i was anyway) but ill give agar a look.