Audio error message after program ends
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| Well, I finally got an iMac. Believe it or not, my brother in law gave it to me, and it's a really nice one! Anyway, I installed XCode and all that on it (had to update to "El Capitan" first) and everything seems to compile, but on exit, I always get this message: This application or a library it uses is using the deprecated Carbon Component Manager for hosting audio units. Support for this will be removed in a future release. Also, this makes the host incompatible with version 3 audio units. Please transition to the APIs in AudioComponent.h The programs run fine - including the audio. Does anyone know what this message is all about? Is it from mac OSX or BlitzMax? Is it something I need to worry about? Will end users see this message when they run and exit programs I write on mac? Thanks. Russell |
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| Did you try switching to other blitzmax sound drivers? |
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| It's from OSX Basically the audio libraries that BlitzMax uses have been depreciated (in Xcode) and so it is giving a warning to move to another method. Unfortunately I have yet to find out how to move to another method. We are ok for the moment |
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Add SetAudioDriver "OpenAL" To the top of your main file and it fixes the error, it did on my mac with El Capitan :) |
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| Does this help: https://github.com/maxmods/pub.mod/commit/fe5cb3f9d00ce4c0fa5c06193a3f62d0b6d7a380 ? bye Ron |
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| Thanks, everyone! EdzUp MkII: Do macs have OpenAL installed by default, or would that have to be included in any app distributions (or a download link, etc)? Russell |
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| Nope, no download needed. OpenAL is part of OSX @Derron: Brilliant, superb. That little trick fixed my ongoing issues and meshed directly with all my modified audio code - soo happy :) |
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| Thanks, AdamStrange! Ok, that's a minor fix. Good to know. Russell |
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