Hi John,

There two different times for deinitialization, one when a note ends,
and one at the end of a csound run.  Both of these can be found in
Opcodes/fluidOpcodes/fluidOpcodes.cpp.

For the note time deinitialization, csound has to be told that the
opcode wants a deinit run.  In fluidOpcodes.cpp in the function
fluidNoteIopadr, the following code does this:

csound->RegisterDeinitCallback((void *)&csound, (void *)&fluid->h,
                                   &fluidNoteTurnoff);

For the end-of-run deinitialization, there the module can define
csoundModuleDestroy.

steven


On 6/15/05, jpff@codemist.co.uk <jpff@codemist.co.uk> wrote:
> I seem to remember that the deinit of opcodes was removed.  How does
> one do the equivalent action in cs5?
> ==John ffitch
> 
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