From: Jamis Buck Date: 2004-08-29T07:57:04+09:00 Subject: Re: FMOD - for Ruby?? Brian Palmer wrote: > I retract my offer on the DirectShow extension--no way am I helping a > bunch of pansy BYU students. Go U of U! > > -- Brian Palmer > (but seriously, the offer still stands. I'm just jealous we don't have > a Ruby User's Group up here in Salt Lake yet.) ;) Just to show you that we here in Happy Valley are bigger than that and above such petty intercollegiate hostilities, as Grand Poobah of the BYU Ruby Users Group I hereby officially invite any and all U of U Rubyists to attend our meetings... as soon as we start holding regular meetings again... (summer kind of messed up our schedule) :-D - Jamis > > > Jamis Buck wrote: > >> Richard Lyman wrote: >> >>> I am going to write an MP3 player 'in' Ruby, so... >>> >>> I _really_, _really_ would love FMOD for Ruby (I'm assuming that's >>> what I want)... but here's the problem: >>> >>> I have no knowledge of C or C++ (yet)... >>> -and- >>> I'd want it 'precompiled' for the one-click installer - win32 platform. >>> >>> Is there anyone who already has this, or who could provide it? >>> >>> Python has pyFMOD on Sourceforge >>> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/uncassist/). >>> Maybe that'd make it easier for those who know Python as well... >>> >>> Jamis - maybe you'd be willing to walk me through how to do this on my >>> own if there aren't any takers... >> >> >> >> Well, I'm not very familiar with FMOD, but I have done C extensions >> for Ruby. And since we're in the same Ruby Users Group here in Provo, >> I'd certainly be the most conveniently-situated tutor for you. :) I'd >> be happy to help. >> >> Perhaps we could even turn it into a tutorial session for other >> interested RUG members... >> >> - Jamis >> > > > . > -- Jamis Buck jgb3@email.byu.edu http://www.jamisbuck.org/jamis "I use octal until I get to 8, and then I switch to decimal."