Status and current changes

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Posted by Phil Frisbie, Jr. on May 05, 2006 at 11:53:32:

First, my oldest daughter was married last week, so I can now breath again after three months of preparation!

Also, the little bit of time I have had for programming has been devoted to commercial users of HawkVoice and the commercial codecs. Unfortunately, those that pay expect me to devote time to them before my free projects :(

I have switched Windows compilers. I am now using the free Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition compiler, and all project files are being updated.

I am looking into a CVS system, or at the very least posting the current snapshot weekly or bi-weekly.

I have had a change in thinking, and I am going to eliminate, or to be more precise depreciate, the basic HawkNL data types like NLbyte, NLshort, etc., in favor of the POSIX data types int8_t, int16_t, etc. This is just like the work I have already done with HawkThreads and HawkTime.

Phil

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Re: Status and current changes Adam 23:47:09 05/18/06 (0)
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: First, my oldest daughter was married last week, so I can now breath again after three months of preparation! : : Also, the little bit of time I have had for programming has been devoted to commercial users of HawkVoice and the commercial codecs. Unfortunately, those that pay expect me to devote time to them before my free projects :( : : I have switched Windows compilers. I am now using the free Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition compiler, and all project files are being updated. : : I am looking into a CVS system, or at the very least posting the current snapshot weekly or bi-weekly. : : I have had a change in thinking, and I am going to eliminate, or to be more precise depreciate, the basic HawkNL data types like NLbyte, NLshort, etc., in favor of the POSIX data types int8_t, int16_t, etc. This is just like the work I have already done with HawkThreads and HawkTime. : : Phil

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