Hi all,

I've been looking at updating the developer's page at csounds.com
(http://www.csounds.com/developers) and wanted any suggestions, as it's
not very reflective of current developments.  

I'll be adding wxCsound as a csoundAPI program, as well as updating
links for CsoundVST and CsoundAV as well.

Thanks,
steven

Many many thanks Steven!!!!
It's a joy to read that Doxygen doccumentation. Now I'd only like some
more UML-style doccumentation ;-)

Josep M Comajuncosas

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De: owner-csound-dev@eartha.mills.edu
[mailto:owner-csound-dev@eartha.mills.edu] En nombre de stevenyi
Enviado el: domingo, 23 de noviembre de 2003 23:51
Para: Csound Developers Discussion List
Asunto: [CSOUND-DEV:3480] Developers page - Update suggestions requested

Hi all,

I've been looking at updating the developer's page at csounds.com
(http://www.csounds.com/developers) and wanted any suggestions, as it's
not very reflective of current developments.  

I'll be adding wxCsound as a csoundAPI program, as well as updating
links for CsoundVST and CsoundAV as well.

Thanks,
steven

On Sun, 2003-11-23 at 15:56, Josep M Comajuncosas Nebot wrote:
> Many many thanks Steven!!!!
> It's a joy to read that Doxygen doccumentation. Now I'd only like some
> more UML-style doccumentation ;-)
> 
> Josep M Comajuncosas

The Doxygen doc's are quite out of date, but I'll generate a new version
(now on the todo list of updates for csoundDev page).  Glad that you're
finding them useful!

I was trying to figure out a good way to convert this postscript file to
a graphic, but I'm not that familiar with working with postscript
files.  Anyways, I've attached a zip of it below.  It's the call graph
from running Csound4 with a CSD file of mine that uses scanned
synthesis.  If you open up the ps file (ggv is a tool that's capable on
linux, maybe ghostview or ghostscript will work on other platforms) and
rotate it 90 degress, you'll see how each function calls each other when
csound runs.  It's been very very handy for myself to view this file.  

(Better yet is to do what I did but instead of outputting to postscript,
use cgprof to view the call graph with dotty, which is much faster to
view and much easier to navigate with the bird's eye navigator). 

steven

Oh my god, it reminds me one of those Xenakis scores!!
That's a very useful graph by sure...if you could generate some of those
for very simple scores and orchestras, incrementally, to show how thinks
work together.

Thanks Steven!
Josep M Comajuncosas

stevenyi  writes:

> I'll be adding wxCsound as a csoundAPI program, as well as updating
> links for CsoundVST and CsoundAV as well.

Calling attention to wxCsound at this time makes me a little nervous
as the version compiled under msys in Windows still has a horrible
memory error.  I know it's not in my code, because I can generate the
error with a Csound API based driver that simply repeatedly runs a
Csound performance.

I'm hoping Csound5 will fix this problem, because I believe John
patched some memory management files a while back, but I haven't given
it a spin yet.  The Linux version seems solid though, but the whole
point of wxCsound was to promote the development of cross-platform
GUIs, and not being able to run on Windows undercuts the case want to
make.

John