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PublicUtility or CoreAudio bug?
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PublicUtility or CoreAudio bug?


  • Subject: PublicUtility or CoreAudio bug?
  • From: Steve Checkoway <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 01:16:31 -0700

I was recently asked why a project I'm working on (StepMania to be
exact) was being built using the Mac OS X 10.2.7 SDK instead of the
10.2.8 SDK. I responded that I simply had never gotten around to
switching it. So I tried tonight. The only issue that I ran into was my
use of PublicUtility which is distributed with the CoreAudio examples.
There were a few issues all having to do with undefined symbols. In
particular kAudioDevicePropertyConfigurationApplication was undefined
when I compiled. I checked the two AudioHardware.h header files and
sure enough, the 10.2.7 SDK defines it as 'capp' while the 10.2.8 SDK
does not define it at all.

Is this a bug in either the SDK or in PublicUtility? Should I simply
work around it by defining these few symbols or is there something that
I'm missing.

Thanks,

Steve
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