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Related links:
BassWEB, hem.passagen.se/basscad
Java: java.sun.com
BeOS: www.be.com
Speakerbuidling Page: www.speakerbuilding.com
Ljudia: www.ljudia.se
HIFI-kit: www.hifi-kit.se
In future releases of BassCAD you'll get this features:
All bugs will be fixed.
More enclosuretypes will be added to the program.
More exact frequency response table.
An even nicer user interface.
There will also be function to calculate the outlines
of the enclosure.
Function for crossovercalculations.
BeOS & Java versions of the program. |
Whats's New?
980927: I've spent this weekend installing Microsoft
Visual C++ and RedHat Linux on my computer... So maybe I'll get some time
to finish this project sooner or later (probably later). BassCAD
BETA2 has now been out there for too many weeks. The most serius bugs
are fixed in this version but theree are still a couple of bugs left. I'll
fix the most obvius bugs when I get more than 5 minutes spare time...
I have updated the Java
section of this site.
Download
You can allways download
the current version of BassCAD. Right now it's only a BETA-version of the
program but also in the future you'll be able to download BassCAD. Then
the program will be shareware which means that you may use and test the
program for one month. If you like the program and decide to keep it installed
on your computer you have to pay the registration fee. It'll be around
$10. That's a pretty fair fee if you consider all the hours I'll been programming
to finish this program.
BassCAD BETA 2.0 - 980602, bass98.zip, 64 K
About BassCAD - A short history
About two and a half year ago I started to code some PASCAL. The first
program I made was in DOS. After typing some exampel programs I wanted
to do something more advanced. I decided to make a loudspeakerdesign program.
I worked on that for about one month but then I got tired. It is not allways
easy to code for DOS. For example I had to invent an own file explorer.
Then I had the program resting for about a year. I wanted to make a Windows
version but I had to buy a new computer. I started to code a 16-bit Windows
version. After another month I bought a new harddrive and installed Windows
95. Now I wanted to make a 32-bit version. But 32-bit programming was very
slow on my 486DX50. So the program was resting for another 10 months. Then
when I bought a new motherboard and a new Pentium MMX CPU I could continue
and (almost) finish my work. |