New CA SDK Available (1.4.3)
New CA SDK Available (1.4.3)
- Subject: New CA SDK Available (1.4.3)
- From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 18:10:45 -0800
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Here is a list of the primary issues addressed in this SDK (as
compared with 1.4.2). This is also the same SDK that is available in
the newly released XCode 2.2 (so if you've installed that you will
already have this SDK). It is also worth mentioning that there is a
revision of AULab - 1.0.2 - in this XCode release as well.
From the readme:
+ Address usage of previous OS SDKs
- Fix build problems with AU SDK
- AudioReflector, AudioCodec, AudioFileComponents notes
- Add document to describe this in more detail
I should add to this that we've primarily targeted the 10.3.9 SDK
here. We continue to have problems with the 10.2.8 SDK which are out
of our purview (these are problems with the compiler and the header
files in that SDK). If you need to target 10.2.8, then you should let
your concerns be known through Apple's Developer Relations group (bug
reporting is a fine vehicle).
+ Updated document included to explain usage of Carbon windows in
Cocoa apps
This has been requested by a number of developers wanting to
integrate hosting of carbon windows in Cocoa apps. One point that I'd
add to this is that with AULab we've found that the window type
matters and does affect the behaviour when layered, so we've switched
to using the Panel type window.
+ Denormals handling added to AUBase::Render
+ Universal Builds tip:
The AudioUnit, AudioFileComponent and AudioCodec components all use
a similar approach now when building
- All projects use AUResources.h to build the required resources
- This file looks for the definitions of ppc_YES and i386_YES to
determine which architectures are being built
- These symbols are defined by adding the following to
OTHER_REZ_FLAGS in your project:
-d ppc_$ppc -d i386_$i386
- The actual value of these symbols are then set with the normal
architecture check box in your XCode project
This means that once established like this, the resource files will
automatically generate appropriate resources for whichever
architecture you build for.
Thanks
Bill
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