RE: Bundle identifiers
RE: Bundle identifiers
- Subject: RE: Bundle identifiers
- From: "Mikael Hillborg" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 23:27:34 +0200
It was the subtype. They were the same, but I'm very confused because the
CoreAudio documentation says:
"This field can be used in any way that a developer sees fit as there
is no required sub-type IDs for the V2 AudioUnit".
This is obviously a typo then or at least very ambigious.
Mikael
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-----Original Message-----
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From: Urs Heckmann [mailto:email@hidden]
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Sent: den 26 augusti 2003 23:11
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To: Marc Poirier
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Cc: Mikael Hillborg; email@hidden
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Subject: Re: Bundle identifiers
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Furtherly, if two components conflict (identical
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type/subtype/manucode), Component Manager will load the one with the
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higher version number, or it becomes a bit undeterministic.
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You specify all of these in that strange looking .r file. - Yes, it
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looks awesome that the second set of defines overdubs the first set.
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But that's just not true, no magic applies: There's another file loaded
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inbetween that deals with the first set of defines, then with the
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second set.
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Make sure each of your AU projects includes its correct, unique file.
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Maybe you have copied the first project to start the second, and the
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import paths (in target section of ProjectBuilder) had been absolute.
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Hence there's a big chance that both AUs import the same identifiers...
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Identical Bundle identifier will probably only become big hassle if you
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try to load resources. Dunno what happens then...
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Cheers,
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;) Urs
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Am Dienstag, 26.08.03, um 23:08 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb Marc
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Poirier:
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> AUs are Components handled by Component Manager and so, like all
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> components, they are identified by type, subtype, and manufacturer
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> codes.
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> Regarding which AU is recognized, the bundle identifier I think
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> shouldn't
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> play any role, only the above Component Manager identiers.
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> Marc
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> On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Mikael Hillborg wrote:
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>> Exactly what identifies an AudioUnit?
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>> I have two plugins, but only one of them is loaded (in Logic 6.1,
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>> Rax, Spark etc). If I remove one of them, then the other loads fine
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>> and vice versa.
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>> As far as I know, it's the bundle identifier specified in
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>> the info.plist. They're different, but still there seems
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>> to be a conflict. Is anything else used to identify the plugin?
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>> Mikael
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