Vamp Plugin Tester

 Normally this message will be preceded by one of the following

 errors:

   Invalid plugin key <key>

    - You have perhaps mistyped the argument to vamp-plugin-tester?

   Plugin <id> not found in library <name>

    - The library was found and loaded and was apparently a valid

      Vamp plugin library, but it didn't contain a plugin of that id.

      Check you typed the id correctly, and if this is your library,

      check that the vampGetPluginDescriptor function returns the

      plugin descriptor properly.

   No valid <name> found in Vamp path

    - No Vamp plugin library of that name was found in the path.

      This message will often be accompanied by one of the following

      errors; if it isn't, then that probably means the file did not

      exist at all.

   Unable to load library <name>

    - A dynamic library of that name was found, but the system library

      loader could not load it.  Perhaps it depends on another library

      that is not available, or it was built for the wrong architecture?

   No vampGetPluginDescriptor function found in library <name>

    - A dynamic library of that name was found and loaded, but it

      lacked the necessary public vampGetPluginDescriptor function.

      * Are you sure this is a Vamp plugin library?

      * If you made it, did you remember to include the global

        vampGetPluginDescriptor function in your library along with

	your plugin classes?

      * If you are using Visual C++, did you remember to mark the

        vampGetPluginDescriptor symbol exported, as described in

        the README.msvc file in the SDK?