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From: "Joe Hsu" <nagual.hsu@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: libaoss.so hole?
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2006 07:27:02 +0800
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     And if it will not be that transparent in the future, please add
some comments in the document or it would be a bug caused by the
ignorance of oss application developers and by the in-complete
documnets. And that kind of bug is sometimes not easy to hunt down if
the application is big.

2006/3/18, Joe Hsu <nagual.hsu@gmail.com>:
>    Of course. I know what you mean. But that is like a work around to
> me. And I did a work around too. Since many oss developers didn't
> think about the oss-to-alsa layer, this layer must be as transparent
> as possible.
>    Well, just my own opinion.
> --
> The sun is shinny but the ice is slippery.
>


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