aout is not a variable so the = after it is an error]

On Fri, 30 Oct 2015, Peter Burgess wrote:

> Hi there. Sorry to pick your brains yet again, but I have finally added some
> send effects to my program, currently just with some reverb. When I add score
> events for the bus instruments to the score string in my c++ program (which I
> send using ReadScore), I get some warnings:
> 
> sread: unexpected char i
>   section 1:  at position 22
> WARNING: Internal error in print_input_backtrace()
>       remainder of line flushed
> sread: unexpected char i
>   section 1:  at position 22
> WARNING: Internal error in print_input_backtrace()
>       remainder of line flushed
> 
> That's two warnings, one for each of my bus' score statement. I have fiddled
> around adding and removing the amount of bus score statements, and it directly
> affects how many warnings i get.
> 
> As this is all done from within my program, which is huge now, I can't really
> isolate a small enough working section to give a good example. I have tried
> repeating the error in a simple .csd so I can post an example, but I have had
> no luck so far. The best I can probably do is paste examples of what I think
> are the relevant sections:
> 
> The global bus variables and reverb buses from the instrument string:
> 
> /// GLOBAL BUS CHANNELS
> "gasnaresig init 0\n"
> "galeadsig init 0\n"
> 
> // Snare Reverb Bus
> "instr 2000\n"
> "ireverbtime = 2\n"
> "ireverbhighdiffusion = 0.2\n"
> "iwet = 0.05\n"
> "idry = 1.0 - iwet\n"
> "arevb nreverb gasnaresig, ireverbtime, ireverbhighdiffusion\n"
> "aout = (arevb * iwet) + (gasnaresig * idry)\n"
> "outs aout, aout\n"
> "gasnaresig = 0\n"
> "endin\n"
> 
> // Lead Reverb Bus
> "instr 8000\n"
> "ireverbtime = 3\n"
> "ireverbhighdiffusion = 0.7\n"
> "iwet = 0.3\n"
> "idry = 1.0 - iwet\n"
> "arevb nreverb galeadsig, ireverbtime, ireverbhighdiffusion\n"
> "aout = ((arevb * iwet) + (galeadsig * idry)) / 2\n"
> "outs aout, aout\n"
> "galeadsig = 0\n"
> "endin\n"
> 
> brief and condensed c++ exerts:
> 
> string measureScore;
> // If a snare drum is in the track:
> measureScore += "i2000 0 20"
> // If a lead synth is in the track:
> measureScore += "i8000 0 20";
> // Lots of instrument score events added to measureScore here...
> csound.ReadScore(measureScore.c_str());
> 
>

Apologies -- I was totally wrong.  I just failed to work out whivh was 
line 22

Just ignore me


On Fri, 30 Oct 2015, Peter Burgess wrote:

> why, is aout a reserved keyword? It doesn't seem to make any difference if I
> change that variable's name
> 
> On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 4:38 PM, jpff  wrote:
>       aout is not a variable so the = after it is an error]
>
>       On Fri, 30 Oct 2015, Peter Burgess wrote:
>
>             Hi there. Sorry to pick your brains yet again, but I
>             have finally added some
>             send effects to my program, currently just with some
>             reverb. When I add score
>             events for the bus instruments to the score string in
>             my c++ program (which I
>             send using ReadScore), I get some warnings:
>
>             sread: unexpected char i
>               section 1:  at position 22
>             WARNING: Internal error in print_input_backtrace()
>                   remainder of line flushed
>             sread: unexpected char i
>               section 1:  at position 22
>             WARNING: Internal error in print_input_backtrace()
>                   remainder of line flushed
>
>             That's two warnings, one for each of my bus' score
>             statement. I have fiddled
>             around adding and removing the amount of bus score
>             statements, and it directly
>             affects how many warnings i get.
>
>             As this is all done from within my program, which is
>             huge now, I can't really
>             isolate a small enough working section to give a good
>             example. I have tried
>             repeating the error in a simple .csd so I can post an
>             example, but I have had
>             no luck so far. The best I can probably do is paste
>             examples of what I think
>             are the relevant sections:
>
>             The global bus variables and reverb buses from the
>             instrument string:
>
>             /// GLOBAL BUS CHANNELS
>             "gasnaresig init 0\n"
>             "galeadsig init 0\n"
>
>             // Snare Reverb Bus
>             "instr 2000\n"
>             "ireverbtime = 2\n"
>             "ireverbhighdiffusion = 0.2\n"
>             "iwet = 0.05\n"
>             "idry = 1.0 - iwet\n"
>             "arevb nreverb gasnaresig, ireverbtime,
>             ireverbhighdiffusion\n"
>             "aout = (arevb * iwet) + (gasnaresig * idry)\n"
>             "outs aout, aout\n"
>             "gasnaresig = 0\n"
>             "endin\n"
>
>             // Lead Reverb Bus
>             "instr 8000\n"
>             "ireverbtime = 3\n"
>             "ireverbhighdiffusion = 0.7\n"
>             "iwet = 0.3\n"
>             "idry = 1.0 - iwet\n"
>             "arevb nreverb galeadsig, ireverbtime,
>             ireverbhighdiffusion\n"
>             "aout = ((arevb * iwet) + (galeadsig * idry)) / 2\n"
>             "outs aout, aout\n"
>             "galeadsig = 0\n"
>             "endin\n"
>
>             brief and condensed c++ exerts:
>
>             string measureScore;
>             // If a snare drum is in the track:
>             measureScore += "i2000 0 20"
>             // If a lead synth is in the track:
>             measureScore += "i8000 0 20";
>             // Lots of instrument score events added to
>             measureScore here...
>             csound.ReadScore(measureScore.c_str());
> 
> 
> 
>

The warning about print_input_backtrace seems to mean it is not in a macro 
but was expecting one.
What I do not know is what the score event was that triggered it, and in 

...and I see the error is unexpected i character which suggests that your