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Ciaran | 5 May 09:37

Re: WombatShare 3rd party Sharing possibility...

Right ;) Finally WombatShare is going opensource  
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/wombatshare).  I've implemented basic 
HTTP Authentication so normal users's will have the ability to secure 
their nodes, now I can get around to stashing the code on sourceforge 
[finally]  (There's a weird stability issue that I'm trying to track 
down before I can release it)

Hopefully by being on sourceforge clever folks can find all the flaws in 
the software (of which there are likely to be a fair few) such as 
over-flow conditions.

I've tried to get the Zinf code compiling under VC6 with minimal luck 
would anyone be interested in helping me try to integrate WombatShare 
functionality into Zinf [now that its open-sourced?]
- Ciaran

Ciaran wrote:

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> Kristian Kvilekval wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 12:08, Ciaran wrote:
>>  
>>
>>> No real reason at the minute, I don't want to open the source up yet 
>>> [it looks a mess right now]    
>>
>>
>> Fixing up messes and improving quality is what open-source is all about.
>>
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Ciaran | 6 May 09:19

WombatShare now open source

Hi, I'm on the verge of releasing WombatShare to Open source now [as 
discussed a while ago].  Would anyone like to help me integrate it into 
Zinf as I can't get Zinf to build just yet ;)

Is it possible to bundle seperate plugins for zinf or do things have to 
be integrated into the source tree ?
(Just for a refresher, WombatShare's available at 
http:\\www.wombatinvasion.com )

Thanks
- Ciaran

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Ciaran | 12 May 23:44

Compiling Zinf

I'm trying to write a plugin for my WombatShare protocol for Zinf but I 
can't get Zinf to compile under any platform do the current source 
tarballs/zips actually work ? Do I need to get a cut from CVS, can 
anyone give me any tips here ?
Thanks,
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Kristian G. Kvilekval | 12 May 23:51
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Re: Compiling Zinf

You need to have quite a few development
packages installed to get zinf to compile on linux.
The configure script will usually give you a hint
as to what's missing, but it's output can be cryptic
at times.   Send errors to the list and someone will give
you a hand.

If you are compiling for windows, then there may be still
a few members on the list that were attempting this but
it was quite a while ago that I heard from them.
Same thing send the errors to the list and see if anybody
can help.

On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 14:44, Ciaran wrote:
> I'm trying to write a plugin for my WombatShare protocol for Zinf but I 
> can't get Zinf to compile under any platform do the current source 
> tarballs/zips actually work ? Do I need to get a cut from CVS, can 
> anyone give me any tips here ?
> Thanks,
>  -Ciaran
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Ciaran | 13 May 00:12

Re: Compiling Zinf

Hmm, its possible I've fubar'ed my debian install, *sigh* I think its a 
'arts' dependancy that I hat *thought* was installed but it currently 
looks as though it isn't :(   I'll have to re-install/fix this problem, 
seems that apt-get's more than a little confused!
 - Ciaran

Kristian G. Kvilekval wrote:

>You need to have quite a few development
>packages installed to get zinf to compile on linux.
>The configure script will usually give you a hint
>as to what's missing, but it's output can be cryptic
>at times.   Send errors to the list and someone will give
>you a hand.
>
>
>If you are compiling for windows, then there may be still
>a few members on the list that were attempting this but
>it was quite a while ago that I heard from them.
>Same thing send the errors to the list and see if anybody
>can help.
>
>
>
>On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 14:44, Ciaran wrote:
>  
>
>>I'm trying to write a plugin for my WombatShare protocol for Zinf but I 
>>can't get Zinf to compile under any platform do the current source 
>>tarballs/zips actually work ? Do I need to get a cut from CVS, can
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David Hough | 13 May 01:51

Re: Compiling Zinf

On Wed, 12 May 2004 14:51:22 -0700, Kristian G. Kvilekval  
<kris <at> cs.ucsb.edu> wrote:

> If you are compiling for windows, then there may be still
> a few members on the list that were attempting this but
> it was quite a while ago that I heard from them.

I don't know the about the last time anyone managed to compile Zinf using  
the provided visual c++ project files in the source (I never managed it),  
but I have recently been attempting to compile Zinf using mingw and gtk  
for win32 with some success.

I've so far managed to get working the base zinf executable, the local  
file pmi, the wav lmc, and the soundcard pmo, as well as the gtk versions  
of the zinf theme ui, and the musicbrowser ui. I haven't yet attempted to  
compile any of the other plugins but I imagine it should be possible to  
compile most without too much hassle (the main problem is likely to be the  
many many dependencies needed). So, with modifications, the current cvs  
version, using the current gtk ui's, can at least play wav files under  
windows.

If anyone is interested, I can put an arch/tla branch online with the  
changes and makefiles I've made so far (I should warn that I have had to  
make quite a few quick/dirty hacks so don't think I've got them all fully  
working nicely yet)

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Kristian G. Kvilekval | 13 May 01:53
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Re: Compiling Zinf

This is excellent news.   I would definitely be interested
in seeing your environment and think others might take a look too.
Please add the branch to your public repository and send
us a pointer.

On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 16:51, David Hough wrote:
> On Wed, 12 May 2004 14:51:22 -0700, Kristian G. Kvilekval  
> <kris <at> cs.ucsb.edu> wrote:
> 
> > If you are compiling for windows, then there may be still
> > a few members on the list that were attempting this but
> > it was quite a while ago that I heard from them.
> 
> I don't know the about the last time anyone managed to compile Zinf using  
> the provided visual c++ project files in the source (I never managed it),  
> but I have recently been attempting to compile Zinf using mingw and gtk  
> for win32 with some success.
> 
> I've so far managed to get working the base zinf executable, the local  
> file pmi, the wav lmc, and the soundcard pmo, as well as the gtk versions  
> of the zinf theme ui, and the musicbrowser ui. I haven't yet attempted to  
> compile any of the other plugins but I imagine it should be possible to  
> compile most without too much hassle (the main problem is likely to be the  
> many many dependencies needed). So, with modifications, the current cvs  
> version, using the current gtk ui's, can at least play wav files under  
> windows.
> 
> If anyone is interested, I can put an arch/tla branch online with the  
> changes and makefiles I've made so far (I should warn that I have had to  
> make quite a few quick/dirty hacks so don't think I've got them all fully
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David Hough | 13 May 17:48

Re: Compiling Zinf

On Wed, 12 May 2004 16:53:42 -0700, Kristian G. Kvilekval  
<kris <at> cs.ucsb.edu> wrote:

> This is excellent news.   I would definitely be interested
> in seeing your environment and think others might take a look too.
> Please add the branch to your public repository and send
> us a pointer.
>

OK, I've made avaliable the branch zinf--mingw--0.1 in my repository at  
http://www-student.cs.york.ac.uk/~djh123/zinf/arch2004/ It now compiles  
the xingmp3 plugin as well. And as it ain't exactly nice downloading code  
 from an arch repository when using windows, I've also included a patch  
against the CVS version (you can get "patch" from the msys development  
kit):
http://www-student.cs.york.ac.uk/~djh123/zinf/zinf-mingw.diff

To actually get it to compile, you'll first need to install both mingw and  
msys (http://www.mingw.org/) You will also need to get the GTK Runtime  
Environment and the GTK Development Environment  
(http://www.dropline.net/gtk/)

The development environment needs to be installed in the same place that  
mingw was installed, and you will need to make sure the runtime location  
is in the system path (see http://www.dropline.net/gtk/support.php). I had  
to add the line
SET Path=%Path%;"D:\Program Files\Common Files\GTK\2.0\lib"
to autoexec.bat to actually get this to work in Win98, but the dropline  
website does describe other ways of doing it.
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