Hi, I ran into a strange issue with miniAudicle on Mac during the ChucK workshop given by Kassen at the LAC. It turns out that the block comment is not working in the way it works on Linux. The bug seems to be that a block comment signs /* and */ need semicolons behind them to actually work. Leave them out and the Virtual Machine returns a syntax error. Is this a know problem? greets Maurits
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 4:02 AM, Maurits Lamers
I ran into a strange issue with miniAudicle on Mac during the ChucK workshop given by Kassen at the LAC. It turns out that the block comment is not working in the way it works on Linux.
The bug seems to be that a block comment signs /* and */ need semicolons behind them to actually work. Leave them out and the Virtual Machine returns a syntax error. Is this a know problem?
Do you have an example? I've never seen this problem. This works for me: <<< "hello, world" >>>; /* how are you? */ <<< "sup" >>>; -- Tom Lieber http://AllTom.com/ http://ckvlang.org/
Tom; Do you have an example? I've never seen this problem. This works for me:
I'm sure; as noted it "worked" like that in my little LAC workshop. This was running on OSX (not sure about the version) with a stock version of the mini, freshly downloaded for the occasion. Maurits had some Java experience so he started using block-comments on his own. I actually assumed this must be a common/known bug on OSX, that was just unknown to me as I don't have a OSX machine but still suggested a bug-report as that was a nice chance to go into bug reporting as a essential ChucKist skill. Yours, Kas.
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