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Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 16:14:06 -0700 (PDT)
From: McNulty Junior Bobby <bmcnultyjunior AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: CVS and me
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I've decided to get into the CVS repository.
I'm doing this to keep up with the daily changes.
And i am working on something new.
What I am working on is getting the Csound tools to
work under Windows in DOS box, for now.
I have the sources laid out.
For debugging of source, I used MS VC++ 6.0
I compiled a Pentium/Win95 Winsound. It was over 1 MB!
I wish i knew what headers to use to make MFC-like
interface in Win32.
Well, that's life,
I can compile and strip a Cygwin-based Csound easily.
BTW I am using 64-bit double numbers for calculating
the scos/orcs.
Gotta run.
PS I will D/L the Platform SDK to get ideas on what to
implement in the Cygwin package IE security headers
for NT/2000/ME

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