| Yes; non=plugis csan be found via Engine.entry1.c
Then use etags
grep -r finds the others, or I have an automated catalog
==John ff
> Hi all,
>
> I am interested in editing the "delay" opcode to accept a 0 value (or
> values
> less than one sample in duration like .000001, for example) - which is
> currently illegal. I have been able to find certain opcodes in the Csound
> source code, but can't seem to locate the delay opcode. Is there anything
> like a directory for the source code of Csound that shows where to find
> certain opcodes? How do you all go about locating relevant code and
> modifying it?
>
> Casey
>
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