Hi All,

I've gotten through the major parts of converting the UDO
compilation/performance code to use the Type System.  So far, I've
managed to try a few examples and things look good. I've also written
a couple of examples that I've attached here. One just checks with
setksmps that all values of the incoming a-var are set correctly.  The
other uses an a[] as input and output to a UDO.

With this change, all previous UDO's should work as-is, and this
should allow any type to be specified for UDO arguments, particularly
arrays of any type. I have tested a[], but have not tried other array
types.

Some things I have not tested:

* i[] may not be copying only at i-time
* a[] may not work correctly if setksmps is used (I'm pretty sure this
will be a problem)
* S[]
* running UDO's with --sample-accurate

I would like to request testing for the above as well as general
testing that older projects are working correctly.  If you find a bug,
I'd greatly appreciate a CSD to add to the test suite.

To test: all code is in the feature/udo_type_system branch. You can
check this out using:

git checkout feature/udo_type_system

You can also then go back to the develop branch using:

git checkout develop

To note, upon success, this should close out bug 23[1] and bug 95[2].

I will wait some time to sort through any feedback, then plan to merge
this feature branch back into develop.  Also to note, the
feature/udo_type_system branch has the latest from develop merged in.

Thanks!
steven

[1] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/feature-requests/23/
[2] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/tickets/95/

Also worth testing are the recursive UDOs.
========================
Dr Victor Lazzarini
Senior Lecturer
NUI Maynooth, Ireland
victor dot lazzarini at nuim dot ie




On 19 Mar 2014, at 00:02, Steven Yi  wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I've gotten through the major parts of converting the UDO
> compilation/performance code to use the Type System.  So far, I've
> managed to try a few examples and things look good. I've also written
> a couple of examples that I've attached here. One just checks with
> setksmps that all values of the incoming a-var are set correctly.  The
> other uses an a[] as input and output to a UDO.
> 
> With this change, all previous UDO's should work as-is, and this
> should allow any type to be specified for UDO arguments, particularly
> arrays of any type. I have tested a[], but have not tried other array
> types.
> 
> Some things I have not tested:
> 
> * i[] may not be copying only at i-time
> * a[] may not work correctly if setksmps is used (I'm pretty sure this
> will be a problem)
> * S[]
> * running UDO's with --sample-accurate
> 
> I would like to request testing for the above as well as general
> testing that older projects are working correctly.  If you find a bug,
> I'd greatly appreciate a CSD to add to the test suite.
> 
> To test: all code is in the feature/udo_type_system branch. You can
> check this out using:
> 
> git checkout feature/udo_type_system
> 
> You can also then go back to the develop branch using:
> 
> git checkout develop
> 
> To note, upon success, this should close out bug 23[1] and bug 95[2].
> 
> I will wait some time to sort through any feedback, then plan to merge
> this feature branch back into develop.  Also to note, the
> feature/udo_type_system branch has the latest from develop merged in.
> 
> Thanks!
> steven
> 
> [1] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/feature-requests/23/
> [2] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/tickets/95/
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I think recursion is working. I did test yesterday one of the examples from the manual that used a recursive lowpass udo and that sounded correct to my ears. But further testing would certainly be a good thing! :)

hi steven -

super -- i am excited to try it.

after pulling and checking out the new branch, i ran cmake, and then 
make. the latter gives me some errors which seem to be related to the 
fact that C99 is required. is this true? how can i achieve this?

below are the error messages. sorry they are in german. i am on ubuntu 
studio.

best -

	joachim


-- Build files have been written to: /home/jh/src/csound6-git
jh@lenov:~/src/csound6-git$ make
[  0%] Building C object CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/Engine/insert.c.o
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion »xinset«:
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1349:5: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1349:5: Anmerkung: -std=c99 
oder -std=gnu99 verwenden, um den Code zu übersetzen
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion »xoutset«:
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1371:5: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion »useropcd1«:
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1650:5: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1667:9: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1690:18: Fehler: Redefinition 
von »i«
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1667:18: Anmerkung: Vorherige 
Definition von »i« war hier
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1690:9: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1724:9: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1748:18: Fehler: Redefinition 
von »i«
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1724:18: Anmerkung: Vorherige 
Definition von »i« war hier
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1748:9: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1766:14: Fehler: Redefinition 
von »i«
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1650:14: Anmerkung: Vorherige 
Definition von »i« war hier
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1766:5: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion »useropcd2«:
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1822:7: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1851:16: Fehler: Redefinition 
von »i«
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1822:16: Anmerkung: Vorherige 
Definition von »i« war hier
/home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1851:7: Fehler: 
Anfangsdeklarationen in »for«-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/Engine/insert.c.o] Fehler 1
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/all] Fehler 2
make: *** [all] Fehler 2



Am 19.03.2014 01:02, schrieb Steven Yi:
> Hi All,
>
> I've gotten through the major parts of converting the UDO
> compilation/performance code to use the Type System.  So far, I've
> managed to try a few examples and things look good. I've also written
> a couple of examples that I've attached here. One just checks with
> setksmps that all values of the incoming a-var are set correctly.  The
> other uses an a[] as input and output to a UDO.
>
> With this change, all previous UDO's should work as-is, and this
> should allow any type to be specified for UDO arguments, particularly
> arrays of any type. I have tested a[], but have not tried other array
> types.
>
> Some things I have not tested:
>
> * i[] may not be copying only at i-time
> * a[] may not work correctly if setksmps is used (I'm pretty sure this
> will be a problem)
> * S[]
> * running UDO's with --sample-accurate
>
> I would like to request testing for the above as well as general
> testing that older projects are working correctly.  If you find a bug,
> I'd greatly appreciate a CSD to add to the test suite.
>
> To test: all code is in the feature/udo_type_system branch. You can
> check this out using:
>
> git checkout feature/udo_type_system
>
> You can also then go back to the develop branch using:
>
> git checkout develop
>
> To note, upon success, this should close out bug 23[1] and bug 95[2].
>
> I will wait some time to sort through any feedback, then plan to merge
> this feature branch back into develop.  Also to note, the
> feature/udo_type_system branch has the latest from develop merged in.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> [1] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/feature-requests/23/
> [2] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/tickets/95/
>
>
>
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Hi Joachim,

I just tried compiling on Debian and got the same errors as you (but
in English! :) ).  The problem was just the for-loops using variable
declarations which was easy to fix.  I've pushed the fixed up code and
it is now compiling for me on Debian.

Could you try pulling and compiling again?

Thanks!
steven

On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 1:52 PM,   wrote:
> Hi Joachim,
>
> Thanks for reporting this.  I'm not at my primary computer at the moment,
> but suspect I wrote some for-loops defining variables within them which is a
> more modern coding style. I'll be back home in 4-5 hours and will check the
> code and also try compiling on Debian.  I'll report here once I can get
> things sorted out.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> From: joachim heintz
> Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 1:11 PM
> To: Developer discussions
>
> hi steven -
>
> super -- i am excited to try it.
>
> after pulling and checking out the new branch, i ran cmake, and then
> make. the latter gives me some errors which seem to be related to the
> fact that C99 is required. is this true? how can i achieve this?
>
> below are the error messages. sorry they are in german. i am on ubuntu
> studio.
>
> best -
>
>  joachim
>
>
> -- Build files have been written to: /home/jh/src/csound6-git
> jh@lenov:~/src/csound6-git$ make
> [  0%] Building C object CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/Engine/insert.c.o
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>xinset<<:
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1349:5: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1349:5: Anmerkung: -std=c99
> oder -std=gnu99 verwenden, um den Code zu übersetzen
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>xoutset<<:
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1371:5: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>useropcd1<<:
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1650:5: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1667:9: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1690:18: Fehler: Redefinition
> von >>i<<
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1667:18: Anmerkung: Vorherige
> Definition von >>i<< war hier
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1690:9: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1724:9: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1748:18: Fehler: Redefinition
> von >>i<<
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1724:18: Anmerkung: Vorherige
> Definition von >>i<< war hier
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1748:9: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1766:14: Fehler: Redefinition
> von >>i<<
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1650:14: Anmerkung: Vorherige
> Definition von >>i<< war hier
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1766:5: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>useropcd2<<:
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1822:7: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1851:16: Fehler: Redefinition
> von >>i<<
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1822:16: Anmerkung: Vorherige
> Definition von >>i<< war hier
> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1851:7: Fehler:
> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
> make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/Engine/insert.c.o] Fehler 1
> make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/all] Fehler 2
> make: *** [all] Fehler 2
>
>
>
> Am 19.03.2014 01:02, schrieb Steven Yi:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I've gotten through the major parts of converting the UDO
>> compilation/performance code to use the Type System.  So far, I've
>> managed to try a few examples and things look good. I've also written
>> a couple of examples that I've attached here. One just checks with
>> setksmps that all values of the incoming a-var are set correctly.  The
>> other uses an a[] as input and output to a UDO.
>>
>> With this change, all previous UDO's should work as-is, and this
>> should allow any type to be specified for UDO arguments, particularly
>> arrays of any type. I have tested a[], but have not tried other array
>> types.
>>
>> Some things I have not tested:
>>
>> * i[] may not be copying only at i-time
>> * a[] may not work correctly if setksmps is used (I'm pretty sure this
>> will be a problem)
>> * S[]
>> * running UDO's with --sample-accurate
>>
>> I would like to request testing for the above as well as general
>> testing that older projects are working correctly.  If you find a bug,
>> I'd greatly appreciate a CSD to add to the test suite.
>>
>> To test: all code is in the feature/udo_type_system branch. You can
>> check this out using:
>>
>> git checkout feature/udo_type_system
>>
>> You can also then go back to the develop branch using:
>>
>> git checkout develop
>>
>> To note, upon success, this should close out bug 23[1] and bug 95[2].
>>
>> I will wait some time to sort through any feedback, then plan to merge
>> this feature branch back into develop.  Also to note, the
>> feature/udo_type_system branch has the latest from develop merged in.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>> [1] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/feature-requests/23/
>> [2] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/tickets/95/
>>
>>
>>
>>
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hi steven -

that's good =) -- i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...

i could compile now, and a first test with your csd was successfull. super!

i will try to make more tests later. best -

	joachim


Am 20.03.2014 01:35, schrieb Steven Yi:
> Hi Joachim,
>
> I just tried compiling on Debian and got the same errors as you (but
> in English! :) ).  The problem was just the for-loops using variable
> declarations which was easy to fix.  I've pushed the fixed up code and
> it is now compiling for me on Debian.
>
> Could you try pulling and compiling again?
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 1:52 PM,   wrote:
>> Hi Joachim,
>>
>> Thanks for reporting this.  I'm not at my primary computer at the moment,
>> but suspect I wrote some for-loops defining variables within them which is a
>> more modern coding style. I'll be back home in 4-5 hours and will check the
>> code and also try compiling on Debian.  I'll report here once I can get
>> things sorted out.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>> From: joachim heintz
>> Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 1:11 PM
>> To: Developer discussions
>>
>> hi steven -
>>
>> super -- i am excited to try it.
>>
>> after pulling and checking out the new branch, i ran cmake, and then
>> make. the latter gives me some errors which seem to be related to the
>> fact that C99 is required. is this true? how can i achieve this?
>>
>> below are the error messages. sorry they are in german. i am on ubuntu
>> studio.
>>
>> best -
>>
>>   joachim
>>
>>
>> -- Build files have been written to: /home/jh/src/csound6-git
>> jh@lenov:~/src/csound6-git$ make
>> [  0%] Building C object CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/Engine/insert.c.o
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>xinset<<:
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1349:5: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1349:5: Anmerkung: -std=c99
>> oder -std=gnu99 verwenden, um den Code zu übersetzen
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>xoutset<<:
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1371:5: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>useropcd1<<:
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1650:5: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1667:9: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1690:18: Fehler: Redefinition
>> von >>i<<
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1667:18: Anmerkung: Vorherige
>> Definition von >>i<< war hier
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1690:9: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1724:9: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1748:18: Fehler: Redefinition
>> von >>i<<
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1724:18: Anmerkung: Vorherige
>> Definition von >>i<< war hier
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1748:9: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1766:14: Fehler: Redefinition
>> von >>i<<
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1650:14: Anmerkung: Vorherige
>> Definition von >>i<< war hier
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1766:5: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c: In Funktion >>useropcd2<<:
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1822:7: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1851:16: Fehler: Redefinition
>> von >>i<<
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1822:16: Anmerkung: Vorherige
>> Definition von >>i<< war hier
>> /home/jh/src/csound6-git/Engine/insert.c:1851:7: Fehler:
>> Anfangsdeklarationen in >>for<<-Schleifen sind nur im C99-Modus erlaubt
>> make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/Engine/insert.c.o] Fehler 1
>> make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/csound64.dir/all] Fehler 2
>> make: *** [all] Fehler 2
>>
>>
>>
>> Am 19.03.2014 01:02, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I've gotten through the major parts of converting the UDO
>>> compilation/performance code to use the Type System.  So far, I've
>>> managed to try a few examples and things look good. I've also written
>>> a couple of examples that I've attached here. One just checks with
>>> setksmps that all values of the incoming a-var are set correctly.  The
>>> other uses an a[] as input and output to a UDO.
>>>
>>> With this change, all previous UDO's should work as-is, and this
>>> should allow any type to be specified for UDO arguments, particularly
>>> arrays of any type. I have tested a[], but have not tried other array
>>> types.
>>>
>>> Some things I have not tested:
>>>
>>> * i[] may not be copying only at i-time
>>> * a[] may not work correctly if setksmps is used (I'm pretty sure this
>>> will be a problem)
>>> * S[]
>>> * running UDO's with --sample-accurate
>>>
>>> I would like to request testing for the above as well as general
>>> testing that older projects are working correctly.  If you find a bug,
>>> I'd greatly appreciate a CSD to add to the test suite.
>>>
>>> To test: all code is in the feature/udo_type_system branch. You can
>>> check this out using:
>>>
>>> git checkout feature/udo_type_system
>>>
>>> You can also then go back to the develop branch using:
>>>
>>> git checkout develop
>>>
>>> To note, upon success, this should close out bug 23[1] and bug 95[2].
>>>
>>> I will wait some time to sort through any feedback, then plan to merge
>>> this feature branch back into develop.  Also to note, the
>>> feature/udo_type_system branch has the latest from develop merged in.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> steven
>>>
>>> [1] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/feature-requests/23/
>>> [2] - http://sourceforge.net/p/csound/tickets/95/
>>>
>>>
>>>
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On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...

Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
english ;)


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...or I can learn German. ;)

Very glad that it's compiling now Joachim and I look forward to what
examples you come up with!

steven

On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:14 AM, Felipe Sateler  wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...
>
> Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
> english ;)
>
>
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thanks for the tip -- this is a good remedium before my conversion can 
be completed ...
	j


Am 20.03.2014 13:14, schrieb Felipe Sateler:
> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...
>
> Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
> english ;)
>
>

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I just did a test and String arrays seem to work just fine:



ksmps = 32

opcode str_join, S, SS[]
S_separator, S_vals[] xin

Sout init ""
isize = lenarray(S_vals)
icnt = 0

until (icnt >= isize) do
  Sout strcat Sout, S_separator
  Sout strcat Sout, S_vals[icnt]
  icnt += 1
od

xout Sout
endop

instr 1
Svals[] init 3
Svals[0] = "Hello"
Svals[1] = "World"
Svals[2] = "!"
Smessage = str_join(" ", Svals)
prints Smessage
turnoff
endin



i 1 0 1



Will print out:

 Hello World !

Of course, not the best string joining function in the world, but at
least it's nice to know it works. :)

On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 9:38 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
> thanks for the tip -- this is a good remedium before my conversion can
> be completed ...
>         j
>
>
> Am 20.03.2014 13:14, schrieb Felipe Sateler:
>> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...
>>
>> Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
>> english ;)
>>
>>
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yeah (american i hope)! juppie (deutsch)!
great work steven -- this is more than one beer ...

	=)



Am 20.03.2014 16:25, schrieb Steven Yi:
> I just did a test and String arrays seem to work just fine:
>
> 
> 
> ksmps = 32
>
> opcode str_join, S, SS[]
> S_separator, S_vals[] xin
>
> Sout init ""
> isize = lenarray(S_vals)
> icnt = 0
>
> until (icnt >= isize) do
>    Sout strcat Sout, S_separator
>    Sout strcat Sout, S_vals[icnt]
>    icnt += 1
> od
>
> xout Sout
> endop
>
> instr 1
> Svals[] init 3
> Svals[0] = "Hello"
> Svals[1] = "World"
> Svals[2] = "!"
> Smessage = str_join(" ", Svals)
> prints Smessage
> turnoff
> endin
>
> 
> 
> i 1 0 1
> 
> 
>
> Will print out:
>
>   Hello World !
>
> Of course, not the best string joining function in the world, but at
> least it's nice to know it works. :)
>
> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 9:38 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>> thanks for the tip -- this is a good remedium before my conversion can
>> be completed ...
>>          j
>>
>>
>> Am 20.03.2014 13:14, schrieb Felipe Sateler:
>>> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>>> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...
>>>
>>> Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
>>> english ;)
>>>
>>>
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:)

I was taking note of what left I have to test:

* check audio-arrays and local ksmps
* check UDO's with --sample-accurate
* Report error on UDO correctly
* Type Check xin/xout

I was able to run and older project of mine which has quite a number
of UDO's and the project ran fine, so I'm feeling pretty good about
things.  I will be spreading out the above tasks over the coming days,
and expect with the type checking work that things will maybe take
another week or so.  At this point though, I'm feeling good that the
udo_type_system branch is working on par with the current code in
develop, as well as adding the generality to allow any array type.
All of the above is additional features to what we have currently.

With that said, I will plan to merge the udo_type_system branch back
into develop later today, and will continue development there.

Thanks!
steven

On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 12:32 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
> yeah (american i hope)! juppie (deutsch)!
> great work steven -- this is more than one beer ...
>
>         =)
>
>
>
> Am 20.03.2014 16:25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>> I just did a test and String arrays seem to work just fine:
>>
>> 
>> 
>> ksmps = 32
>>
>> opcode str_join, S, SS[]
>> S_separator, S_vals[] xin
>>
>> Sout init ""
>> isize = lenarray(S_vals)
>> icnt = 0
>>
>> until (icnt >= isize) do
>>    Sout strcat Sout, S_separator
>>    Sout strcat Sout, S_vals[icnt]
>>    icnt += 1
>> od
>>
>> xout Sout
>> endop
>>
>> instr 1
>> Svals[] init 3
>> Svals[0] = "Hello"
>> Svals[1] = "World"
>> Svals[2] = "!"
>> Smessage = str_join(" ", Svals)
>> prints Smessage
>> turnoff
>> endin
>>
>> 
>> 
>> i 1 0 1
>> 
>> 
>>
>> Will print out:
>>
>>   Hello World !
>>
>> Of course, not the best string joining function in the world, but at
>> least it's nice to know it works. :)
>>
>> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 9:38 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>> thanks for the tip -- this is a good remedium before my conversion can
>>> be completed ...
>>>          j
>>>
>>>
>>> Am 20.03.2014 13:14, schrieb Felipe Sateler:
>>>> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>>>> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...
>>>>
>>>> Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
>>>> english ;)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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Hi All,

Just FYI: I've merged the features/udo_type_system branch into
develop.  If you've got the udo_type_system branch checked out, please
switch to develop and delete that branch.

Thanks!
steven

On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 12:43 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
> :)
>
> I was taking note of what left I have to test:
>
> * check audio-arrays and local ksmps
> * check UDO's with --sample-accurate
> * Report error on UDO correctly
> * Type Check xin/xout
>
> I was able to run and older project of mine which has quite a number
> of UDO's and the project ran fine, so I'm feeling pretty good about
> things.  I will be spreading out the above tasks over the coming days,
> and expect with the type checking work that things will maybe take
> another week or so.  At this point though, I'm feeling good that the
> udo_type_system branch is working on par with the current code in
> develop, as well as adding the generality to allow any array type.
> All of the above is additional features to what we have currently.
>
> With that said, I will plan to merge the udo_type_system branch back
> into develop later today, and will continue development there.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 12:32 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>> yeah (american i hope)! juppie (deutsch)!
>> great work steven -- this is more than one beer ...
>>
>>         =)
>>
>>
>>
>> Am 20.03.2014 16:25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>> I just did a test and String arrays seem to work just fine:
>>>
>>> 
>>> 
>>> ksmps = 32
>>>
>>> opcode str_join, S, SS[]
>>> S_separator, S_vals[] xin
>>>
>>> Sout init ""
>>> isize = lenarray(S_vals)
>>> icnt = 0
>>>
>>> until (icnt >= isize) do
>>>    Sout strcat Sout, S_separator
>>>    Sout strcat Sout, S_vals[icnt]
>>>    icnt += 1
>>> od
>>>
>>> xout Sout
>>> endop
>>>
>>> instr 1
>>> Svals[] init 3
>>> Svals[0] = "Hello"
>>> Svals[1] = "World"
>>> Svals[2] = "!"
>>> Smessage = str_join(" ", Svals)
>>> prints Smessage
>>> turnoff
>>> endin
>>>
>>> 
>>> 
>>> i 1 0 1
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>> Will print out:
>>>
>>>   Hello World !
>>>
>>> Of course, not the best string joining function in the world, but at
>>> least it's nice to know it works. :)
>>>
>>> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 9:38 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>>> thanks for the tip -- this is a good remedium before my conversion can
>>>> be completed ...
>>>>          j
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Am 20.03.2014 13:14, schrieb Felipe Sateler:
>>>>> On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:58 AM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>>>>> i promise, my future os versions will be in english ...
>>>>>
>>>>> Or you can prefix the command with LANG=C, and the messages will be in
>>>>> english ;)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
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