Michael,

I've done more testing on the latest Csound5beta (Windows), and can confirm
that MIDI in and FLTK seem to be working flawlessly in real time. Using
MidiOx and MidiYoke, I was even able to use two MIDI controllers
simultaneously.

Two anomolies - that left strange messages *but executed properly*: 1)
CTRL-C to exit issues forth a host of scrolling MIDI reading error messages
as the window closes; 2) when starting and ending simultaneous fractional
instr 3's, a funny message appears (such as instrument doesn't exist or
can't be found, which is nonsense) - doesn't happen with near-identical
(fractional) instr 2's.

One *real* problem: the schedule opcode crashes the program (window
closing). When running from the command line, one of the numbers displayed
(duration I think) translates/appears as an incredibly long decimal value
(to about 100 places). In other Csounds, this use of schedule is not at all
problemmatic.

If the second or third item is worth having an example for, I can come up
with one. Just let me know.

Art Hunkins

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Gogins" 
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Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 10:48 PM
Subject: [Cs-dev] New file release for Csound 5 and CsoundVST on Windows


> I have uploaded to http://sourceforge.net/projects/csound/ two new file
> release packages for Windows:
>
> We are discussing what release status Csound 5 is in, but I use it for all
> my composing.
>
> http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/csound/csound-5beta.exe?download, a
> Windows installer with binaries, plugin opcodes, examples, API headers and
> libraries, the Csound manual in HTML format, and the Csound API manual in
> PDF format.
>
>
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/csound/csound5-mingw-2005-03-07.zip?downl
oad, a
> zip file with prebuilt executables for Windows and sources for all
> platforms.
>
> In this release, CsoundVST again works as a VST plugin. The Loris sources
> are in flux and the Loris opcodes are currently broken, but Loris still
> works as a Python extension module.
>
> There are many bug fixes and other changes by Istvan Varga, myself, John
> ffitch, Steven Yi, and perhaps others. Please see the ChangeLog for
details.
>
>
>
>
>
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Art Hunkins wrote:

> One *real* problem: the schedule opcode crashes the program (window
> closing). When running from the command line, one of the numbers displayed
> (duration I think) translates/appears as an incredibly long decimal value
> (to about 100 places). In other Csounds, this use of schedule is not at all
> problemmatic.

I have fixed this, but the use of the schedule opcode is not
recommended in general. Use event_i instead.


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