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Posted: 7th Aug 2004 21:02
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The source code (including the make files) to my old plug-ins is now availiable from my web site, including the full source code to the commercial version of BASS.

It also includes the FMOD interface system too.


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MikeS
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Posted: 8th Aug 2004 04:31
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Very generous of you TCA, I'm taking a look now.

Thanks.



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Posted: 8th Aug 2004 08:59
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Must be the hot weather make me unusually generous.


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Posted: 8th Aug 2004 09:53
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This normally means you're working on something bigger, better, stronger etc etc.

Paul.


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Posted: 8th Aug 2004 18:02
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No. It did allow me to delete the files from my hard drive though.


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APEXnow
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TCA, lol, erm, how much space did your code take up????

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Posted: 8th Aug 2004 20:47
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Well, the code I've got on my site comes to 13Mb, but most of that is caused by the VS .Net temporary stuff (got rid of the PCH files). The rest of my coding directory comes to 382Mb


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Posted: 8th Aug 2004 22:05
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wow thats quite a lot. for me (after a mega clean out) My Docs come to: 348 megs (btw i dunt code on this machine, the computer crashes when i try to run anything that isnt windows explorer or MSN, im not allowed to format or change OS becuase my dad decided to put insurance on it against ME!?!?

.: Join the "No Tables" campaign! :.

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