Comments on: amBXLib http://xe135.com Building Better Worlds Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:41:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Robert http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-63 Robert Fri, 12 Nov 2010 08:44:46 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-63 Hmm, I looked into it, it should be a pretty easy fix. I'll update it as soon as I have time :) Hmm, I looked into it, it should be a pretty easy fix. I’ll update it as soon as I have time :)

]]> By: Death259 http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-62 Death259 Fri, 12 Nov 2010 05:01:59 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-62 Whenever i go to dispose of my amBX, i always get an AsynchronousThreadAbort.... is there somethign else i need to do before i can dispose of the amBX? I already dispose of each light and fan before i dispose of the amBX. Whenever i go to dispose of my amBX, i always get an AsynchronousThreadAbort…. is there somethign else i need to do before i can dispose of the amBX? I already dispose of each light and fan before i dispose of the amBX.

]]> By: Robert http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-61 Robert Fri, 05 Feb 2010 08:57:55 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-61 I actually didn't try the basic interop functionality in .NET, but I think that should work. amBX was written in C++/CLI because of my earlier experiences with DirectShow and .NET. I like the syntax and 'cleanliness' of integration :) I actually didn’t try the basic interop functionality in .NET, but I think that should work. amBX was written in C++/CLI because of my earlier experiences with DirectShow and .NET. I like the syntax and ‘cleanliness’ of integration :)

]]> By: Robert http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-60 Robert Fri, 05 Feb 2010 08:56:13 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-60 Yes, that is exactly right (although VB has been a while for me). Don't forget to call AMBX.Dispose() at the end of your program! :) Yes, that is exactly right (although VB has been a while for me). Don’t forget to call AMBX.Dispose() at the end of your program! :)

]]> By: Darin http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-59 Darin Sat, 30 Jan 2010 04:51:31 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-59 Hi I was just wondering if you ever had a chance to put together a sample showing the use of your lib. I'm having a prob instantiating an AMBX object from VB.net. It's acting like I don't have some runtime component set right, but the exception is pretty much empty. Not much to go on. I'm just setting it up like so: Private AMBX As amBX = New amBXLib.amBX(1, 0, "Test App", "1.0.0") Does that look right? Thanks And very cool idea. Hi

I was just wondering if you ever had a chance to put together a sample showing the use of your lib. I’m having a prob instantiating an AMBX object from VB.net. It’s acting like I don’t have some runtime component set right, but the exception is pretty much empty. Not much to go on.

I’m just setting it up like so:

Private AMBX As amBX = New amBXLib.amBX(1, 0, “Test App”, “1.0.0″)

Does that look right?

Thanks
And very cool idea.

]]> By: Darin http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-58 Darin Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:55:26 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-58 Wow. Just picked up an ambx and was getting prepped to do this exact same thing! Just looking over the code, I never realized you could make actual .net assemblies in C++. Pretty slick. I'm guessing it's not possible to do the same thing via managed code because of the core ambx interfaces being C based? Or was it just easier this way, since you'd already have all the headers etc in .h files? Regardless, thanks for making this available! Wow. Just picked up an ambx and was getting prepped to do this exact same thing!

Just looking over the code, I never realized you could make actual .net assemblies in C++. Pretty slick.

I’m guessing it’s not possible to do the same thing via managed code because of the core ambx interfaces being C based? Or was it just easier this way, since you’d already have all the headers etc in .h files?

Regardless, thanks for making this available!

]]> By: Robert http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-57 Robert Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:20:18 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-57 It certainly is. Any .NET language should be able to use the library. It certainly is. Any .NET language should be able to use the library.

]]> By: svelde http://xe135.com/projects/ambxlib/#comment-56 svelde Sat, 12 Dec 2009 15:28:52 +0000 http://grazz.com/?page_id=240#comment-56 Interesting. Is it also usable for c#? Interesting. Is it also usable for c#?

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