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For the first time, SoundComp passes its internal tests. Although the functionality and tests are still far from being complete, this is an important achievement.

Up to revision 107, only windows builds were working.
Yesterday, with subversion revision 108, we successfully created the first linux build that produced the test files.
With subversion revision 110+, you should be able to reproduce our build.

Now SoundComp has Crew members dedicated to documentation and a second requirements/design/analysis related member. This surely will help improve it to a better documented, more useable, earlier available sound generation library.
Welcome all new Soundcompers!

Starting with rev. 64, SoundComp can be used to play tunes - one of the JUnit test does so. At the moment, this is still tedious due to the missing parser/scanner, of course. But this proves the existing backend is functional and can be used.

The test classes now create Java-to-C++ as well as C++-to-Java object creation and use. Only the memory cleanup still needs a review. No crashes, and correct result file creation show that we are on a good way.

Now we have a milestone plan that reaches to the point we can play our first tune.