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Update for release 4.12:
ported Unix changes back to the amiga. Includes adding the speedmode option,
and being more informative as far as the version number is concerned...
I think I need to devise something for the handling of version numbers.
Update for release 4.6:
Mostly nothing has changed between 4.5 and 4.6...
Actually tracker 4.0 was not really useable... it did have some SERIOUS bugs.
Fixe up a stupid bug: the Quit menu item didn't work, but hanged the machine instead !
Another stupid bug in the main.c code: I forgot to check for UI_QUIT returns, so clicking
on the close window button from the gui startup `select song' requester was a sure way
to lock tracker.
added v39 newlook menus for those not using MagicMenus. More tricky than I thought: you
need to use GTMN_FrontPen in the CreateMenus() call !
added v39 code to set the busy pointer while the machine is not responding...
added wb2cli code, so workbench tracker actually works now.
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March, the 2nd 1994
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Well, this version of tracker works on the amiga too.
I happened to have the source of tracker with me and my amiga
less than the usual 300 km far from me.
Astoundingly enough, it took me only 5 hours to bring tracker up to speed and
running, except for some trivial bugs, and only about twenty lines to change
in the usual tracker source. Of course, I cheated. Some people may remember
a quite old project of mine on the amiga... I already had some code for the
audio.device.
Then I came back home and I implemented the two-tasks model described in
amiga.tech. The end result runs much more satisfactorily and in the end,
it depends even less on the main program being optimized.
By the way, it should be a bit more difficult to port this tracker release
to a version of amiga-unix, or you'll have to retrofit the whole user interface.
I hope somebody will do it and send it back to me anyway. Thanks !
Marc Espie, december the 26th 1993