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Ah thanks I saw that, but I'm confused and very new to C++ .. how would i go about initalizing a window handle?

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I tried using the method to create a form described in that thread.. but my compiler says " 'Form' : undeclared identifier" 

Okay i worked out the issue. Windows file protection was blocking the DLL  (as it was being run as system privelages). I've fixed that now, but I now have a few more problems.

My error calling code is:

void Error(const char *text)
{
printf("\nError %d: %s\n",BASS_ErrorGetCode(),text);
BASS_Free();
ExitProcess(0);
}

which returns an error number (no error string)

but if i put

BASS_ErrorGetCode();

into the main code, NULL is returned.

Anyway, if i call Error() after BASS_Init, i get error code -1 (that shouldnt happen right?) :\
If i call Error after BASS_MIDI_StreamCreateFile i get error code 2.

Very confusing...

This doesnt happen when the program is run in Command Prompt.
Any ideas?

Thanks, jamie

Nice stuff!
Do you know if the BASS MIDI add-on has been ported yet?

Hey!

I've written a program in C++, command prompt style, using the BASS engine, and I'm having odd problems with BASS_Init().

The code I use is here:

if(BASS_Init(-1,44100,BASS_DEVICE_LATENCY,0,NULL))
{
 printf("\nInitialized engine OK...\n");
}
else
{
 Error("Failed Initialization");
}

The problem i'm having is that when the program is run from the PHP's program execute command (exec), the C++ BASS program dies at BASS_Init and comes up with Error 8 (BASS_ERROR_INIT). I am confused as this doesnt happen when the program is run from the windows command prompt. I guess one theory could be that when the application is run from the PHP engine a window doesnt actually appear... (the program runs in the system, as opposed to the user), which perhaps messes up with the initilization? i dont know what to do!!

Thanks,
Jamie