Making a USF plugin with Mupen64plus sources ?

[LunaVorax]

Hello everyone !

If you read the title correctly, you've probably understood that I want to know if it's possible to create a USF plugin for Linux music players using Mupen64plus's source, as the 64th Note plugin for Winamp has been made with Project64 sources (http://hcs64.com/usf/).

Or maybe it'll be easier to port the sources of the actual 64th Note plugin.

Let me know what you think !

Thank you very much in advance for your answers :)

[Richard42]

Hello everyone !

If you read the title correctly, you've probably understood that I want to know if it's possible to create a USF plugin for Linux music players using Mupen64plus's source, as the 64th Note plugin for Winamp has been made with Project64 sources (http://hcs64.com/usf/).

Or maybe it'll be easier to port the sources of the actual 64th Note plugin.

Let me know what you think !

Thank you very much in advance for your answers :)

Sure, it's possible. It would be quite a bit of work but not insurmountable. It would probably be easier to start with the Mupen64Plus source code and strip out the stuff that you don't need. You could also do it by starting with the 64th Note source code, but you will have to make it all compile under GCC (and write your own makefiles / build scripts) instead of MSVC. I bet there's a whole lot of Windows-proprietary stuff in that code so this could involve a lot of boring copy/paste work.

[Toasty]

I've long been thinking about porting 64th Note's interpreter to something a little more platform independent. But so far I've been doing nothing but think about it. :P