| i know it's much too late now, but i think it should be mentioned that
UDO definitions can now have default k-rate arguments.
Am 27.08.2012 10:40, schrieb john ffitch:
> incorporating changes since last.
>
> Still to do: check Spanish translations and possibly add more French.
> Look at other languages
>
> ==John ffitch
>
>
> Notes for 5.18
> ==============
>
> This is mainly a bug-fixing release but with a number of new opcodes and
> enhanced features.
>
>
>
> New Opcodes:
> log2 function to calculate logarithm base 2
> joystick to read input values (Linux only)
> platerev, a physical model from Stefan Bilbao
> vbap opcode is a generalisation of the various fixed number of
> channels
> vbapg opcode is like vbap except just calculates gains
> pwd opcode to obtain the working directory
> readf/readfi to read strings from a file
> centroid opcode (like pvscent but acting on audio signals)
> cosseg opcode, like linseg but with cosine interpolation
> cossegb opcode, like linsegb but with cosine interpolation
> cossegr opcode, like linsegr but with cosine interpolation
>
> New Gen and Macros:
> NONE
>
> Score
> A score may be omitted totally
>
>
> Modified Opcodes and Gens:
> New features in partikkel
> - panning law for channelmasks can now be set using a
> function table (second optional arg to partikkel)
> - new support opcodes partikkelget and partikkelset, to
> access and modify the internal mask indices of partikkel
> follow2 was reworked do the i-rate and k-rate calculations are
> the same
> pvscent corrected as it returned half the correct value
> vbaplsinit can create more than one speaker layout which
> vbap/vbapg can use. Also much better diagnostics on
> incorrect layouts
>
> Utilities
> csbeats: internal fixes to remove crashing
>
> Frontends
> CsoundAc has seen considerable developments
>
> Bugs fixed:
> dates could crash on 64bit architecture
> Some multicore interlocks were wrong
> Some files could be closed twice, leading to a crash
>
> System Changes:
> Changes to to allow spaces between words, and escaped
> characters.
> Code changed so bison 2.6 can be used
> fout and fin use a better buffering strategy, and so are faster
> It is possible to specify just an orchestra with the --orc flag.
> Useful when a score is not needed
> added a --ogg flag for easy use of ogg/vorbis output
> It is assumed that libsndfile version 1.0.19 or later is available
> Added alsaseq real-time midi (see below)
>
> API:
> NONE
>
> Internal:
> Many! Some messages quietened, more defensive code etc
> Code speeded up in many places; hopefully not many bugs introduced
>
> ========================================================================
> Alsaseq
> =======
>
> Memorandum about the syntax of the connections:
>
> -M address_list
> -Q address_list
>
> where:
>
> address_list ::= address[,address,...]
>
> address ::= client_number[:port_number]
> address ::= client_name[:port_number]
>
> client_number and port_number are integers >= 0
>
> The default port_number is 0.
>
> client_name is a string where the first char is not a number
>
> Example with `CsOptions':
>
>
> -odac ; etc
> -+rtmidi=alsaseq
> ;; The default name of the client is 'Csound'
> -+alsaseq_client="Csound ALSA Sequencer Test"
> ;; If there are spaces in the name of the client,
> ;; we can put it between the "..."
> -M 20,"USB MIDI Controller:1",128:3,keykit:1
> -Q LinuxSampler,LinuxSampler:1
>
> ;; Also the follow is valid
> ;; -M "20,USB MIDI Controller:1,128:3,keykit:1"
> ;;
> ;; Here is an extreme example that uses the characters ','
> ;; and ':' in the name of the client.
> ;;
> ;; -M "Uno\,Due\,Tre\:4"
> ;;
> ;; The name of the client is Uno,Due,Tre:4 and the port is 0.
> ;; Idem but the port is 1 (it also works without escape for ':')
> ;;
> ;; -M "Uno\,Due\,Tre:4:1"
> ;;
>
>
> ==END==
>
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