Hi Mike. I've been using codeblocks for a while now and find it the
best IDE on windows for gcc tools. It's also cross platform which is
nice. What kind of MusicXML support were you thinking about in Csound?

Rory.


2009/3/15  :
> I have just discovered MusicXML. I plan to add MusicXML support at least to
> CsoundAC, and perhaps also to Csound itself.
>
> This will mean that CsoundAC will import and export MusicXML. It may also
> mean that Csound will be able to directly render MusicXML as an alternative
> score format.
>
> MusicXML records both sounding elements of music, and visually notated
> elements of music. It has become something of a standard for notation file
> interchange, lead sheets, and such. See the latest entry on my blog at
> http://www.michael-gogins.com, which has a few links about MusicXML.
>
> In the course of investigating MusicXML, I also have discovered CodeBlocks,
> which provides a Visual C++ like environment for GCC or MinGW, including a
> form designer for wxWidgets and what looks like the best visual interface to
> gdb currently going.
> Regards,
> Mike
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This is a very good news.
It's a long time I plan to contribute to csound adding some XML support, 
but this your commitment overwhelms my weak aims :-/

I hope for a strong cooperation with Steven Yi and the Blue staff: they 
already use XML both for file format and for web services.

I believe MusicXML is a good choice due to its popularity,
however in my opinion it is a language developed with a very (too?) 
pragmatic approach, strongly oriented to traditional music and very 
focused on editorial aspects.
So I also believe it would be important to stay in touch with other 
proposed XML compliant standards like MPEG (-7,-4,-21) and MX
(with due respect to SMDL whose main defect was to be born before XML).

*http://www.lim.dico.unimi.it/mx/
*http://xml.coverpages.org/gen-apps.html#smdl

Andrea

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michael.gogins@gmail.com ha scritto:
> I have just discovered MusicXML. I plan to add MusicXML support at least to CsoundAC, and perhaps also to Csound itself. 
> 
> This will mean that CsoundAC will import and export MusicXML. It may also mean that Csound will be able to directly render MusicXML as an alternative score format.
> 
> MusicXML records both sounding elements of music, and visually notated elements of music. It has become something of a standard for notation file interchange, lead sheets, and such. See the latest entry on my blog at http://www.michael-gogins.com, which has a few links about MusicXML.
> 
> In the course of investigating MusicXML, I also have discovered CodeBlocks, which provides a Visual C++ like environment for GCC or MinGW, including a form designer for wxWidgets and what looks like the best visual interface to gdb currently going.
> Regards,
> Mike
> 
> 
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