John,

I just tested now with --new-parser and 0dbfs is not working. I think  
we need to fix this before the release.
The '\' issue reported by Andres is not a problem with the new parser  
only with the old one.

Victor

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Hi Victor,

test33.csd and test34.csd in the tests folder run correctly and they
have 0dbfs setting correctly.  Is this a bug where 0dbfs is referenced
in a project or when 0dbfs is being set?  Also, could you attach a
test csd file to test with or add one to the test suite?

Thanks!
steven

On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Victor Lazzarini
 wrote:
> John,
>
> I just tested now with --new-parser and 0dbfs is not working. I think
> we need to fix this before the release.
> The '\' issue reported by Andres is not a problem with the new parser
> only with the old one.
>
> Victor
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To note, I made some parser changes last night after the 5.12 tag was
done and I do not know if they fixed anything with 0dbfs (should not
have changed anything with that I think).  I tested just now using the
latest from cvs.

On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 10:55 AM, Steven Yi  wrote:
> Hi Victor,
>
> test33.csd and test34.csd in the tests folder run correctly and they
> have 0dbfs setting correctly.  Is this a bug where 0dbfs is referenced
> in a project or when 0dbfs is being set?  Also, could you attach a
> test csd file to test with or add one to the test suite?
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Victor Lazzarini
>  wrote:
>> John,
>>
>> I just tested now with --new-parser and 0dbfs is not working. I think
>> we need to fix this before the release.
>> The '\' issue reported by Andres is not a problem with the new parser
>> only with the old one.
>>
>> Victor
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All I noticed was that I played one of my CSDs with 0dbfs=1 and I  
could hear nothing.
Changed amplitude from 0.5 to 16000 and I got sound. I was testing  
Andres report on '\' in UDOs.

This is from CVS before tagging (+ coreaudio fix).

Victor
On 23 Jan 2010, at 15:55, Steven Yi wrote:

> Hi Victor,
>
> test33.csd and test34.csd in the tests folder run correctly and they
> have 0dbfs setting correctly.  Is this a bug where 0dbfs is referenced
> in a project or when 0dbfs is being set?  Also, could you attach a
> test csd file to test with or add one to the test suite?
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Victor Lazzarini
>  wrote:
>> John,
>>
>> I just tested now with --new-parser and 0dbfs is not working. I think
>> we need to fix this before the release.
>> The '\' issue reported by Andres is not a problem with the new parser
>> only with the old one.
>>
>> Victor
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Ah, I just tried with a different test file and reproduced your
results where 0dbfs=1 in the header reports 0dbfs=32768 when csound
goes to run. I retested those test files from the test suite and sure
enough they are failing to set 0dbfs (my fault, I must have not put in
--new-parser). So we can use test33.csd in the tests folder to work on
this problem.

I'm heading out for a while but when I get back, if John hasn't taken
a look, I'll take a look at this as well as try to update the test
suite to have optional way to look at the printed output and check for
expected strings (i.e. expect=['0dbfs=1.0']) where it can be a list of
expected strings to find.

Thanks!
steven


On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 11:13 AM, Victor Lazzarini
 wrote:
> All I noticed was that I played one of my CSDs with 0dbfs=1 and I
> could hear nothing.
> Changed amplitude from 0.5 to 16000 and I got sound. I was testing
> Andres report on '\' in UDOs.
>
> This is from CVS before tagging (+ coreaudio fix).
>
> Victor
> On 23 Jan 2010, at 15:55, Steven Yi wrote:
>
>> Hi Victor,
>>
>> test33.csd and test34.csd in the tests folder run correctly and they
>> have 0dbfs setting correctly.  Is this a bug where 0dbfs is referenced
>> in a project or when 0dbfs is being set?  Also, could you attach a
>> test csd file to test with or add one to the test suite?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>> On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Victor Lazzarini
>>  wrote:
>>> John,
>>>
>>> I just tested now with --new-parser and 0dbfs is not working. I think
>>> we need to fix this before the release.
>>> The '\' issue reported by Andres is not a problem with the new parser
>>> only with the old one.
>>>
>>> Victor
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Can you chekc line 1211 of Engine/otran.c toi ensure is says
if (rindex > 0 && rindex <= 6) {
                            ^_____________Not 5

> Ah, I just tried with a different test file and reproduced your
> results where 0dbfs=1 in the header reports 0dbfs=32768 when csound
> goes to run. I retested those test files from the test suite and sure
> enough they are failing to set 0dbfs (my fault, I must have not put in
> --new-parser). So we can use test33.csd in the tests folder to work on
> this problem.

That is a change I made recently to fix the reported error in 0dbfs
Line 1220 in that file is the only place obdfs is written

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I took a look berfore I left (am out shopping at the moment) and
almost had it fixed. I saw two things:

1. The new parser was not setting trans_0dbfs (unimplemented code in
csound_orc_compile (I think this file))

2. otran.c:oload() does not set e0dbfs from tran_0dbfs.  I tried
adding a set to tran_0dbfs but then got segfault at render end with a
complaint of double freeing memory.

I'll take a look in a few hours unless someone can get to it first.

Hope that helps!

Steven

On 1/23/10, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk  wrote:
> Can you chekc line 1211 of Engine/otran.c toi ensure is says
> if (rindex > 0 && rindex <= 6) {
>                             ^_____________Not 5
>
>> Ah, I just tried with a different test file and reproduced your
>> results where 0dbfs=1 in the header reports 0dbfs=32768 when csound
>> goes to run. I retested those test files from the test suite and sure
>> enough they are failing to set 0dbfs (my fault, I must have not put in
>> --new-parser). So we can use test33.csd in the tests folder to work on
>> this problem.
>
> That is a change I made recently to fix the reported error in 0dbfs
> Line 1220 in that file is the only place obdfs is written
>
> ==John ff
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Hi All,

I checked in the change for 0dbfs and the new parser.  The
double-free... I'm not sure what's going on with my linux system.  I
did an yum update and now things are a bit haywire.  Perhaps a system
library was updated or something, so I'm going ahead and cleaning and
rebuilding on that machine. I tested on windows and it seems to work,
though I've found that using ctrl-c does not report the end of render
information.  I checked and my previous build before the change also
fails to report the render end info, so I have gone ahead and
committed the change since that behavior is the same.

Could someone check out if this change works on their machine?  Also,
could you check ctrl-c to check if there is any memory corruption or
other issues with failure at render end when cutting short with
ctrl-c?

Thanks,
steven

On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
> I took a look berfore I left (am out shopping at the moment) and
> almost had it fixed. I saw two things:
>
> 1. The new parser was not setting trans_0dbfs (unimplemented code in
> csound_orc_compile (I think this file))
>
> 2. otran.c:oload() does not set e0dbfs from tran_0dbfs.  I tried
> adding a set to tran_0dbfs but then got segfault at render end with a
> complaint of double freeing memory.
>
> I'll take a look in a few hours unless someone can get to it first.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> Steven
>
> On 1/23/10, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk  wrote:
>> Can you chekc line 1211 of Engine/otran.c toi ensure is says
>> if (rindex > 0 && rindex <= 6) {
>>                             ^_____________Not 5
>>
>>> Ah, I just tried with a different test file and reproduced your
>>> results where 0dbfs=1 in the header reports 0dbfs=32768 when csound
>>> goes to run. I retested those test files from the test suite and sure
>>> enough they are failing to set 0dbfs (my fault, I must have not put in
>>> --new-parser). So we can use test33.csd in the tests folder to work on
>>> this problem.
>>
>> That is a change I made recently to fix the reported error in 0dbfs
>> Line 1220 in that file is the only place obdfs is written
>>
>> ==John ff
>>
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Sidenote: I cleaned and rebuilt csound and am not getting the crashes,
so I think it was just a problem on that one machine.  Thanks!

On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 8:42 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I checked in the change for 0dbfs and the new parser.  The
> double-free... I'm not sure what's going on with my linux system.  I
> did an yum update and now things are a bit haywire.  Perhaps a system
> library was updated or something, so I'm going ahead and cleaning and
> rebuilding on that machine. I tested on windows and it seems to work,
> though I've found that using ctrl-c does not report the end of render
> information.  I checked and my previous build before the change also
> fails to report the render end info, so I have gone ahead and
> committed the change since that behavior is the same.
>
> Could someone check out if this change works on their machine?  Also,
> could you check ctrl-c to check if there is any memory corruption or
> other issues with failure at render end when cutting short with
> ctrl-c?
>
> Thanks,
> steven
>
> On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
>> I took a look berfore I left (am out shopping at the moment) and
>> almost had it fixed. I saw two things:
>>
>> 1. The new parser was not setting trans_0dbfs (unimplemented code in
>> csound_orc_compile (I think this file))
>>
>> 2. otran.c:oload() does not set e0dbfs from tran_0dbfs.  I tried
>> adding a set to tran_0dbfs but then got segfault at render end with a
>> complaint of double freeing memory.
>>
>> I'll take a look in a few hours unless someone can get to it first.
>>
>> Hope that helps!
>>
>> Steven
>>
>> On 1/23/10, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk  wrote:
>>> Can you chekc line 1211 of Engine/otran.c toi ensure is says
>>> if (rindex > 0 && rindex <= 6) {
>>>                             ^_____________Not 5
>>>
>>>> Ah, I just tried with a different test file and reproduced your
>>>> results where 0dbfs=1 in the header reports 0dbfs=32768 when csound
>>>> goes to run. I retested those test files from the test suite and sure
>>>> enough they are failing to set 0dbfs (my fault, I must have not put in
>>>> --new-parser). So we can use test33.csd in the tests folder to work on
>>>> this problem.
>>>
>>> That is a change I made recently to fix the reported error in 0dbfs
>>> Line 1220 in that file is the only place obdfs is written
>>>
>>> ==John ff
>>>
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Ok, 0dbfs is working now. Thanks, steven.

Shouldn't we make the new parser default for 5.12?

Victor

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> Sidenote: I cleaned and rebuilt csound and am not getting the crashes,
> so I think it was just a problem on that one machine.  Thanks!
>
> On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 8:42 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I checked in the change for 0dbfs and the new parser.  The
>> double-free... I'm not sure what's going on with my linux system.  I
>> did an yum update and now things are a bit haywire.  Perhaps a system
>> library was updated or something, so I'm going ahead and cleaning and
>> rebuilding on that machine. I tested on windows and it seems to work,
>> though I've found that using ctrl-c does not report the end of render
>> information.  I checked and my previous build before the change also
>> fails to report the render end info, so I have gone ahead and
>> committed the change since that behavior is the same.
>>
>> Could someone check out if this change works on their machine?  Also,
>> could you check ctrl-c to check if there is any memory corruption or
>> other issues with failure at render end when cutting short with
>> ctrl-c?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> steven
>>
>> On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Steven Yi   
>> wrote:
>>> I took a look berfore I left (am out shopping at the moment) and
>>> almost had it fixed. I saw two things:
>>>
>>> 1. The new parser was not setting trans_0dbfs (unimplemented code in
>>> csound_orc_compile (I think this file))
>>>
>>> 2. otran.c:oload() does not set e0dbfs from tran_0dbfs.  I tried
>>> adding a set to tran_0dbfs but then got segfault at render end  
>>> with a
>>> complaint of double freeing memory.
>>>
>>> I'll take a look in a few hours unless someone can get to it first.
>>>
>>> Hope that helps!
>>>
>>> Steven
>>>
>>> On 1/23/10, jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk  wrote:
>>>> Can you chekc line 1211 of Engine/otran.c toi ensure is says
>>>> if (rindex > 0 && rindex <= 6) {
>>>>                             ^_____________Not 5
>>>>
>>>>> Ah, I just tried with a different test file and reproduced your
>>>>> results where 0dbfs=1 in the header reports 0dbfs=32768 when  
>>>>> csound
>>>>> goes to run. I retested those test files from the test suite and  
>>>>> sure
>>>>> enough they are failing to set 0dbfs (my fault, I must have not  
>>>>> put in
>>>>> --new-parser). So we can use test33.csd in the tests folder to  
>>>>> work on
>>>>> this problem.
>>>>
>>>> That is a change I made recently to fix the reported error in 0dbfs
>>>> Line 1220 in that file is the only place obdfs is written
>>>>
>>>> ==John ff
>>>>
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> Ok, 0dbfs is working now. Thanks, steven.
>
> Shouldn't we make the new parser default for 5.12?
>
> Victor
>

No; still a problem with conditional expressions.  Nearly there though

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