Log of /gigedit/trunk/src/plugin

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Revision 1376 - Directory Listing
Modified Wed Oct 3 19:15:47 2007 UTC (16 years, 6 months ago) by schoenebeck

* honored recent LS refactoring: #include paths for LS instrument
  editor plugin classes have changed to:

  <linuxsampler/plugins/InstrumentEditor.h>,
  <linuxsampler/plugins/InstrumentEditorFactory.h>

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Revision 1322 - Directory Listing
Modified Tue Sep 4 11:04:56 2007 UTC (16 years, 7 months ago) by schoenebeck

* as counterpart to latest LS commit: added experimental support to
  synchronize gigedit with LinuxSampler to avoid race conditions / crash
  while modifying data structures and playing the instrument with LS at
  the same time
* packaging fixes: don't use a hard coded path to install the LS plugin
  DLL, trying to substitute the given LS plugin directory by the
  '${libdir}' automake variable (mandatory i.e. for Gentoo ebuild) and
  include plugin/linuxsamplerplugin.h into the release tarball
  ('make dist')
* updated German translation (po/de.po)

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Revision 1230 - Directory Listing
Modified Sun Jun 10 11:58:01 2007 UTC (16 years, 10 months ago) by schoenebeck

* the correct plugin path of the installed LinuxSampler is now
  automatically retrieved by the configure script using LS's respective
  pkg-config variable field

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Revision 1229 - Directory Listing
Modified Sun Jun 10 11:23:15 2007 UTC (16 years, 10 months ago) by schoenebeck

- tiny fix of the previous commit batch (directory structure has changed)

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Revision 1226 - Directory Listing
Modified Sun Jun 10 11:01:16 2007 UTC (16 years, 10 months ago) by schoenebeck

* revised directories to a more automake-friendly structure
  to avoid compilation and install errors

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Revision 1213 - Directory Listing
Added Wed May 30 00:14:05 2007 UTC (16 years, 11 months ago) by schoenebeck

* moved instrument editor into a shared library 'libgigedit', the 'gigedit'
  binary is now just calling that shared library
* implemented an "instrument editor plugin" for LinuxSampler to allow
  on-the-fly instrument editing within the sampler's own process
  (this is an optional feature, auto detected at compile time)