Should the unused copy of old utility files that were moved to util/
but are still left in util1 or util2 be deleted ?


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They should be deleted from util2 as they get utilised. I was just
waiting for a decent delay to be sure the new stuff worked.

What changes did you make in xtrct?  How to they change things?  The
old code seemed Ok to me.

==John ffitch


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jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk wrote:

> They should be deleted from util2 as they get utilised. I was just
> waiting for a decent delay to be sure the new stuff worked.
> 
> What changes did you make in xtrct?  How to they change things?  The
> old code seemed Ok to me.

In additon to a few minor fixes to bugs that were introduced while
changing the code to use libsndfile, I added this code for opening the
output file:

     fd = NULL;
     if (strcmp(csound->oparms->outfilename, "stdout") == 0 ||
         strcmp(csound->oparms->outfilename, "-") == 0) {
       outfd = sf_open_fd(1, SFM_WRITE, &sfinfo, 0);
       if (outfd != NULL) {
         fd = csound->CreateFileHandle(csound, &outfd, CSFILE_SND_W, "stdout");
         if (fd == NULL) {
           sf_close(outfd);
           csound->Die(csound, Str("Memory allocation failure"));
         }
       }
     }
     else
       fd = csound->FileOpen(csound, &outfd, CSFILE_SND_W,
                                     csound->oparms->outfilename, &sfinfo,
                                     "SFDIR");
     if (fd == NULL)
       csound->Die(csound, Str("Failed to open output file %s"),
                           csound->oparms->outfilename);

Also removed any other calls to sf_close().



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