Are you sure about -n ? It does work for me. Perhaps there is a Mac specific
issue (compiler bug, etc.) ? Or you specify a file name with -o after the -n,
and then the -o overrides -n (it is the last option that has the highest
precedence) ?
You may be right about the -I option still writing a sound file, though, so
I will fix that.

On Wednesday 08 March 2006 03:38, Anthony Kozar wrote:

> I just discovered that the -n (no sound to disk) and -I (Init-time only)
> options do not appear to be working correctly under Csound 5.  -I causes a
> sound file with header only to be created and -n results in a complete sound
> file (with all of the audio it wasn't supposed to write).
> 
> Under Csound 4, both of these options never even opened the soundfile with
> the specified name.  So, with Csound 5 they cause an existing file with that
> name to be overwritten.
> 
> I can look into solving this issue, but I suspect that it will be fixed
> before I can even find out what's wrong ...   ;)


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