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Re: [coreaudio] Re: coremidi & codewarrior
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Re: [coreaudio] Re: coremidi & codewarrior


  • Subject: Re: [coreaudio] Re: coremidi & codewarrior
  • From: robert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 10:33:13 +0100
  • Mail-followup-to: email@hidden

>Usually I use FSSpecs to open files (I know I should be using FSRefs now)
>but in one place, where I link to a library, the library uses fopen. No
>matter what I do fopen always return zero. I am passing it full path
>names for example,' MacOSDrive:testfolder:file'.

My guess would be that fopen() uses the Unix semantics for filepaths. Try
this: fopen("/testfolder/file", ...);

You probably cannot use the prefix 'MacOSDrive' either, you'll need to use
the mountpoint where your drive is mounted on.

If MacOSDrive is your bootdisk, this will be just '/', otherwise it depends
on where the drive is mounted; the directory /Volumes might be a good place
to take a look in that case.

robert
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 >Re: coremidi & codewarrior (From: Paul Lalonde <email@hidden>)
 >Re: coremidi & codewarrior (From: "Jeremy@Verizon" <email@hidden>)

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