It was built through MSYS2 MinGW 64-bit, --list-devices detects the available devices.
Outputs std::exception two times on the console and exits, which indicates some kind of exception is thrown. .what() method does not show any description of the error at all, perhaps it is supposed to behave like so or because of some environment configuration it suppresses additional message.
I strongly believe that the project should be rewritten in C, and Lua binding for making visualizations.
It was built through MSYS2 MinGW 64-bit,
--list-devices
detects the available devices.Outputs
std::exception
two times on the console and exits, which indicates some kind of exception is thrown..what()
method does not show any description of the error at all, perhaps it is supposed to behave like so or because of some environment configuration it suppresses additional message.I strongly believe that the project should be rewritten in C, and Lua binding for making visualizations.