I brought up this issue about a year ago when I working on the new
parser.  I won't go into all the detail now as it's probably archived
on this mailing list, but currently functions really are just single
arg/single output opcodes.  There's a limitation on what gets counted
as a function but that could be changed, and it could be made that any
opcode that satisfies the one in/one out rule could be called as a
function.  Eventually the limit on args could change as well.

On 8/24/07, Jacob Joaquin <jacobjoaquin@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I agree.
>
> At this point, perhaps the easiest theoretical solution to preserve Csound's
> accidental micro temperament is to dump the numbers from the tables to text
> files, use gen 23 to read them into a user tables, and then use an UDO for
> converting pitch.  A few extra modifications would still be required to the
> .orcs from the "detune" generation, which in the grand scheme of things,
> isn't that big of a deal.
>
> Is there by any chance that user-defined functions (UDF) are on the table
> for future versions of Csound?  From a users standpoint, it would be really
> easy if one could just override the builtin functions cpspch/oct with UDFs.
>
> Getting away from cpspch/oct for a moment.  The advantages UDFs would bring
> to Csound greatly exceed that particular issue.
>
> I'm just thinking out loud.
>
>
> Best,
> Jake
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>
>
> Anthony Kozar wrote:
> >
> > This is all beginning to sound to me like more work, more complexity, and
> > more confusion for a what amounts to a HYPOTHETICAL possibility that
> > making
> > cpsoct/pch more accurate will actual cause somebody's existing music to
> > sound different.
> >
>
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