prior to attempting to send it a midi message.

reason for the conditional compilation.

Not yet tested.

eliminate compiler warning.

off button (it's not clear that all-notes-off actually works.).

compilation on OSX 10.6.8. This need to be fixed correctly so that it
compiles on 10.5.

more work to fix correctly.

and added siRt to route midi file player smpidx output in
'simulate' mode.

now be required to work with the OSX 32bit build. Added missing va_end() in _cmDspClassErrV().

_cmDspSysPgm_TimeLine() to have 'live' and 'simulate' modes.

of the first audio input port in _cmDspSysPgm_Stereo_Through().

report the name of the audio file which produced the error.

_cmDspSysPgm_Stereo_Through().

port does not require a device or port selector.

because the variables cheched were not used in the function and were
failing the sanity check.

OS_64 when compiling under OSX.  This allows backward compatibility with older
version of OSX.

new child prior to relinking it to it's new parent.

Fixed bug in cmDataMakePair() where the key and value were never actually
linked in.

modifications to include function which report errors without using
the global variable _cmDataErrNo.

in the cmMmRecd_t record.

Previously the 'fileNameStr' and 'funcNameStr' were assumed to be stored
in static memory and therefore did not require duplication.  If the
strings however originated in a dynamic library then the string pointer
would be invalid after the library is unloaded.  Accessing these fields
would then result in a crash.

when the received off symbol port value was not equal to 0.

file when the object is created. It now waits until it is sent an
'open' symbol to create the audio output file.

If the AudioFileOut object is sent a directory rather than a file then
it automatically generates a file name in the given directory.

graphic objects 'user' pointer.  This was a bug because the user of the
audio object itself might use this pointer thereby overwrite the pointer
set internally by the audio object.