[I originally posted a version of this on the regular Csound list, but 
the list doesn't seem to be working at the moment....]

Using the latest Csound 5.01.0 beta that Mike just released (on WinXP 
SP2), I'm not seeing any table graphics at compilation time, ASCII or 
otherwise.  Actually, I haven't seen them since I started using Cs5. Has 
this been disabled, or am I doing something wrong?  I've tried with and 
without -g.

Beyond that, I've tried loading a couple of CSDs that use FLTK, and I'm 
not getting any widgets at all, so there may be a more serious issue in 
this release.

- Dave



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I should add that the console output always states "displays suppressed" 
regardless of command line flags.  The "display" opcode doesn't work 
either, which follows.

- Dave

Dave Seidel wrote:
> [I originally posted a version of this on the regular Csound list, but 
> the list doesn't seem to be working at the moment....]
> 
> Using the latest Csound 5.01.0 beta that Mike just released (on WinXP 
> SP2), I'm not seeing any table graphics at compilation time, ASCII or 
> otherwise.  Actually, I haven't seen them since I started using Cs5. Has 
> this been disabled, or am I doing something wrong?  I've tried with and 
> without -g.
> 
> Beyond that, I've tried loading a couple of CSDs that use FLTK, and I'm 
> not getting any widgets at all, so there may be a more serious issue in 
> this release.
> 
> - Dave




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Thanks, Istvan, that explains it.

Another question, if you don't mind: how do I discover the legal 
arguments to -+rtaudio?  I want to use a specific ASIO interface.

- Dave

Istvan Varga wrote:
> On Sunday 26 February 2006 16:03, Dave Seidel wrote:
> 
>> Using the latest Csound 5.01.0 beta that Mike just released (on WinXP 
>> SP2), I'm not seeing any table graphics at compilation time, ASCII or 
>> otherwise.  Actually, I haven't seen them since I started using Cs5. Has 
>> this been disabled, or am I doing something wrong?  I've tried with and 
>> without -g.
> 
> The displays are disabled by default. To enable graphs, you should either
> use the --displays command line option, or edit the .csoundrc file in the
> installation directory and remove the -d option.
> Note that the FLTK plugin in this release was compiled with threads enabled,
> so you cannot use FLTK graphs and widgets at the same time. So, if you are
> using widget opcodes, displays are limited to either ASCII (--displays -g)
> or PostScript (--displays -G).
> 
>> Beyond that, I've tried loading a couple of CSDs that use FLTK, and I'm 
>> not getting any widgets at all, so there may be a more serious issue in 
>> this release.
> 
> Are you using CsoundVST.exe ? The widget opcodes do not work with that (and
> neither with most other GUI frontends, by the way, especially on the Mac).
> Use csound.exe, and the widgets should work (just tested under WINE), as long
> as you do not also enable FLTK graphs.




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Thanks again, Istvan.

- Dave

Istvan Varga wrote:
> On Sunday 26 February 2006 16:40, Dave Seidel wrote:
> 
>> Another question, if you don't mind: how do I discover the legal 
>> arguments to -+rtaudio?  I want to use a specific ASIO interface.
> 
> Currently, the possible choices for -+rtaudio on Win32 are:
> 
>   portaudio  (the default)
>   mme
>   null       (no audio input or output, but still does timing)
> 
> There is no native ASIO or WDM-KS plugin yet.
> 
> However, I assume you really meant listing and selecting PortAudio
> devices, which may use different host interfaces. If you use an out of
> range device number, the available devices are listed (e.g. -i adc999
> or similar would list input devices). Usually (at least on my machine),
> MME devices are listed first, then DirectSound, and then ASIO.




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