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Re: Midi Plugin
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Re: Midi Plugin


  • Subject: Re: Midi Plugin
  • From: Laurent Humbert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 13:11:09 +0200

At 3:05 -0700 12/07/02, Kurt Revis wrote:
A way to work around this is to create a symlink in ~/Library/Audio/MIDI Drivers which points to the built plugin. The MIDIServer follows the symlink when it loads the plugin.

As an example: my plugin gets built into /Users/Shared/krevis/Products/MyPlugin.plugin. To create the symlink:
cd ~/Library/Audio/MIDI\ Drivers
ln -s /Users/Shared/krevis/Products/MyPlugin.plugin

Thanks very much for the quick reply, In /Library/Audio/MIDI Drivers I created a link to my plugin in the "build" folder... and it now it works! I owe you a beer.

I normally build and install my MIDI plugin like this:

cd /MyMIDIDriver
rm -rf build
pbxbuild -target MyMIDIDriver install
cd /tmp/MyMIDIDriver.dst
ditto . /

I have no idea why this upsets the debugger.

Cheers;

Laurent
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