should work on 0.9.x?
Hey @jvcleave , do you think this addon should work?
I tried to move the example to 'myApps' and also updated with ProjectGenerator without success.
I am getting some errors on 'ofParameter.h'

I tried also to make a clean project. I duplicated the 'ofxRuiThread' addon from your folder (not found anywhere on the web), to the '/addons' folder and I tried to link the static lib 'jdksmidi' but it's not detected when compiling.

I tried this dragging by hand on Xcode Addons group, but also editing the Project.xcconfig too...

I dont know how to do it or if it's possible to work in 0.9...
Your best bet is to update it to use just ofThread as opposed to ofxRuiThread
ok. Thanks for the reply! ... this seems hard to me, I never used threads before :) but i'll post here if I try something. so, I can suppose that 'ofxRuiThread' it's the cause of the errors in ofParameter... Also I am doing something bad when adding the 'jdksmidi ' lib, I'll figure out.
@moebiussurfing it was just updated in master by @roymacdonald for 0.9.3 - might want to give it a try
hey @jvcleave ! sorry for the delay, I forget to check it..., sorry. Just checked the update on OSX and its working fine! Thanks @roymacdonald .
Hey, I tried the addon on Windows 10 and it's working, but I am getting some unstable and "jumping" time/clock. Sometimes, when swithing between windows apps or clicking some gui..., the clock timing is out and unstable... Any idea about this?
Not sure. You may want to try ofSetVerticalSync(false) but that behavior can have different behavior on different platforms so not sure about Windows. This reminds me a bit of
https://github.com/jvcleave/ofxImGui/issues/4
In that thread there are some GLFW focus options that may help
Hi, I don't think that the problem is related to the vertical sync as this is running on its own thread. I recall fiddling a bit with the threadedFunction() where it deals with timing and messages because I had some timing problems, but cant really remember anything more. @moebiussurfing can you provide more details please? maybe code and the test midi file you are using? best
Hey, I just used the included example. I had to edit and comment 3 times on the ofxThreadedMidiPlayer.cpp like this: //cout << PRETTY_FUNCTION << endl; to build the example without errors. I don't know if it's important... The midifile is the one included with the example by default.
PRETTY_FUNCTION is just a logging thing - i guess it's not supported on Windows