I'm glad for your (All) comments. Today I hope to conclude the tests
and add it.

I have others opcodes that I use with csound but I can add them the
next week, always with your consent.

  ares fractalnoise kbeta        (written in faust)

     kbeta usually varies between 0 and 2:

       0       white noise
       1       pink
       ~ 1.4   fractal    (for example it's useful for
                           elasto-plastic model of the friction, etc)
       2       brown


  sc porting dust, dust2, lag and lagud, very simple but I find them useful

I don't know where to add the code, in Opcodes/ or in Opcodes/somedirectory.

I have written a sc client in common lisp with a live coding system
inspired to Julian Rohrhuber'JITLib. I haven't released it yet because
the scheduler is common music rts but it's not mantained anymore, so I
have rewritten the scheduler in cl (c+lisp) based on sc3 but I still
have to replace it. I would like to use the same code for cl-csound
with the same livecoding system. I should write a csound parser in cl
and the possibility to (de)alloc instruments in rt. I have everything
in my head but the life is complicated here.

Just for fun I have added common lisp (ecl) in csound (ala lua)
but it's incomplete. If I run csound in rt and press C-c, I get
a REPL for debugging, yeah. Oh, I have added csound in sc3 as plugin
+ a CsoundServer class (I used it one day and don't think that it's
useful :)))

I can add 1, 10, 100, 1000 opcodes to csound and my neighbor will
always look me equally, then I add only if they can strengthen csound.

Steven, your opinions, criticism, suggestions etc are always welcome
and pleasant. It's worth for everybody.


gendy is an UDO, UDO is an opcode, therefore gendy is an opcode.

                -- Socrates

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