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    unresolved external symbol "void __cdecl maxon::_ConsoleOutputC4D when compiling under R19.

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      pim
      last edited by

      Now the plugin is working in R20 and in R21, any suggestions for R19?

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        pim
        last edited by

        After some extra tests I found out that when I comment out all DiagnosticOutput()

        // DiagnosticOutput("Rendering Phase: Finalize");
        

        it compiles and links ok!

        What could be wrong?

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          pim
          last edited by

          Pinned it down to

          DiagnosticOutput(String());
          
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            m_adam
            last edited by

            Use maxon::String

            MAXON SDK Specialist

            Development Blog, MAXON Registered Developer

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              pim @m_adam
              last edited by

              And here another one

              DiagnosticOutput("Loading Project: " + fn.GetString());
              

              So I should use

              DiagnosticOutput(maxon::String());?
              

              And what to use for this one?

              DiagnosticOutput("Loading Project: " + fn.GetString());
              
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                pim
                last edited by pim

                DiagnosticOutput() statements like these

                DiagnosticOutput("Rendering successful: " + maxon::String::FloatToString((GeGetTimer() - starttime) / 1000.0) + " sec.");
                

                give me the following warning:

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                Normal DiagnosticOutput() are ok

                DiagnosticOutput("Rendering successful: ");
                
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                  m_adam
                  last edited by m_adam

                  This is part of the R15 transition Change in R15, more information on
                  Debugging - Conversion To String
                  and String - Creation Manual.

                  And you are looking for maxon::FormatString

                  Cheers,
                  Maxime

                  MAXON SDK Specialist

                  Development Blog, MAXON Registered Developer

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                    pim
                    last edited by

                    Ok, I will read and try to understand.

                    Pim

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                      pim
                      last edited by

                      Yes, I should have read the manual.
                      In R19 it is GeConsoleOut() and not DiagnosticOutput()

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                        C4DS @pim
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                        @pim
                        I have the original R16 and R19 SDK documentation installed locally, and there I do find DiagnosticOutput.
                        As such, I am still wondering what the issue is you have.

                        here's an excerpt from the R16 SDK documentation:

                        #define DiagnosticOutput 	( 	  	fmt,
                        		  	... 
                        	) 		
                        
                        DiagnosticOutput outputs text into the console. The output is visible in debug builds or in a release build when the debug console with diagnostic output is activated. The full printf syntax can be used for the format string. THREADSAFE.
                        

                        To me this seems mostly identical to what the current R21 online documentation mentions.
                        So in theory it should be no problem for R19.

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                          pim
                          last edited by

                          Yes, strange.
                          But going from DiagnosticOutput() to GeConsoleOut() solved the issue.
                          Using maxon::String in DiagnosticOutput() seems to be the issue.

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                            m_adam
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                            Looking at the doc in R19:

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                            So I'm afraid there is no simple solution that will work on each version maxon::String being introduced in R20, you will need to adapt your code.

                            Cheers,
                            Maxime.

                            MAXON SDK Specialist

                            Development Blog, MAXON Registered Developer

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