CsoundVST has been separated into two components:

CsoundVST, now just a Csound VST plugin and a simple GUI front end without Python capabilities, which persists in CVS but is no longer included in binary packages hosted on SourceForge.

CsoundAC (for "Csound Algorithmic Composition), which contains only free or open source software and so should be included in binary packages hosted on SourceForge, either as its own package, or in the default distribution. It is included in the Windows installers.

The Loris opcodes -- I don't know. I used to maintain them, but I quit when it became difficult to build up to date Loris code on Windows. It is no longer part of the Windows installers, but you should check the other packages.

Regards,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
>From: Anthony Kozar 
>Sent: Oct 17, 2007 3:59 PM
>To: Csound Developer list 
>Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] Csound front page at SF and FAQ
>
>OK - I finally got the front page updated with links to the 5.07 files.  I
>also added Victor's note about Python on OS X and added my "best guess" for
>Linux information to the FAQ.  I am sure that this information could be
>improved by someone who actually knows anything about the Linux packages ...
>
>Descriptions of the various packages on the front page are also probably
>out-of-date.  Should "CsoundVST" be changed to "CsoundAC" in these and
>mentionings of the Loris opcodes be removed?
>
>Also, do we still need to distribute Loris sources for 5.07?  Assuming that
>the Loris opcodes were removed from all of the 5.07 packages, we could
>probably remove those sources.  I suppose that we ought to add libsndfile,
>libosc, and any other LGPL libraries being compiled or included in the
>Csound binary packages to the archive of miscellaneous sources.  The problem
>with just putting together one source code package though for all of these
>dependencies is that each of us may be using a different version of these
>libraries when compiling.  (That is why, for instance, I include my
>libsndfile source tree with the OS 9 source package).
>
>Anthony Kozar
>anthonykozar AT sbcglobal DOT net
>http://anthonykozar.net/
>
>
>> Victor Lazzarini wrote on 10/12/07 5:03 AM:
>> 
>>> Now with the new release, it is time to
>>> update the csound front page at SF, who
>>> does this normally?
>> 
>> I have usually been updating the page with each release.  I will hopefully get
>> to it this weekend.
>
>Anthony Kozar wrote on 10/12/07 4:14 PM:
>
>> In general, I need much more information from the other binary package
>> builders about the contents and system requirements of each package so that
>> this information can be added to the FAQ.
>> 
>> Thanks.
>> 
>> Anthony Kozar
>> anthonykozar AT sbcglobal DOT net
>> http://anthonykozar.net/
>> 
>
>
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