- Continuing with the test exec. I’m also going to need a class that records the data associated with each test segment.
- Ran into a… Well, I don’t want to call it a bug. Let’s say that C++ is showing its age. FLTK uses char*. Most of Windows uses wchar_t. They don’t play well together, so I spent about half of my time working out the best way to convert between them. It’s this:
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void setSoundFileString(LPCWSTR wps){ soundFileString = new wstring(wps); string str(soundFileString->begin(), soundFileString->end()); sprintf_s(soundFile, "%s", str.c_str()); } - I mean really!? Good grief.
- Got a lot of the exec built and running. Clicking on the center button fires the sound, and you can drag to where you think the sound is. I am not all that accurate. It could be a frequency thing though. I’m running a low 10-20 HZ signal. The test should definitely try different frequencies.
So that’s what happens when a programming language gets old…
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