(In reply to comment #0) > I see no problem in a copyright header in the standalone program anyway. Maybe > it is also not a bad idea to use the .so library itself to create bpmcount ? > > //DEPRECATE UNLESS WE STILL WANT A STAND-ALONE BINARY > // if (PRINT){ > // printf("BpmCount (c) Werner Van Belle, all rights reserved\n"); > // printf("library generation and porting to Windows and OS X by > Greg Elliott\n"); > // printf("http://bpmcount.yellowcouch.org/\n"); > // > printf("_________________________________________________________________\n"); > // } > // if (argc==1) > // { > // if (PRINT){ > // printf("Usage: bpmcount [file]*\n"); > // printf("The fileformat should be uncompressed\n"); > // printf("stereo, 16bit, little endian at 44100 Hz\n"); > i think you misread the code. ALL of bpmcount is commented out, not just the copyright header. libbpm-example does the same thing that bpmcount does, but uses the .so object. i wasn't sure if bpmcount was even needed anymore. bpmcount, if we still want to keep it, should be a stand-alone that doesn't require the .so, otherwise it's just a redundant copy of libbpm-example.
I see no problem in a copyright header in the standalone program anyway. Maybe it is also not a bad idea to use the .so library itself to create bpmcount ? //DEPRECATE UNLESS WE STILL WANT A STAND-ALONE BINARY // if (PRINT){ // printf("BpmCount (c) Werner Van Belle, all rights reserved\n"); // printf("library generation and porting to Windows and OS X by Greg Elliott\n"); // printf("http://bpmcount.yellowcouch.org/\n"); // printf("_________________________________________________________________\n"); // } // if (argc==1) // { // if (PRINT){ // printf("Usage: bpmcount [file]*\n"); // printf("The fileformat should be uncompressed\n"); // printf("stereo, 16bit, little endian at 44100 Hz\n");