Cleaning Up Shop

I spent a lot of time this weekend repairing my build system. When I first integrated MTCoreAudio, I blindly checked the framework into the source tree, which is not the correct thing to do. Luckily, that wasn't too difficult to correct, and I was able to move on to what I really wanted to get done this weekend. </p> <p> Because I've been having so many issues with my M-Audio Transit USB, I decided that I wanted to keep a copy of a successful measurement freeze-dried on disk. The guaranteed crashes are frustrating me to no end, and were enough to push me to finally implement this feature. </p> <p> By archiving a measurement on disk, I will be able to test FuzzMeasure more quickly. Some of the excitations take a few seconds to play back, and running them repeatedly to test the results of certain code changes can take a while. Also, I will be able to leave my measurement equipment at home while travelling during the holiday season, when I expect to have a little bit of down time to work on FuzzMeasure some more. </p> <p> I'm still aiming to have 1.1 released soon (i.e. before the holidays), but without a properly functioning USB audio device, that's going to be pretty difficult to pull off. M-Audio support has already missed calling me once when they said they would, which shows that they're about as reliable as this device I have. :P </p>