What about asking Cycling 74 for a copy for development purposes, given that
they will benefit from having a ~csound port for windows?

Iain

----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt J. Ingalls" 
To: "Csound Developers Discussion List" 
Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2003 3:15 PM
Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:3253] RE: csound~ for pc


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> trial version is completely functional for 30 days.
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> On Fri, 31 Oct 2003, stevenyi wrote:
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> > I imagine.  I think someone has a compatibility interface in C++ that
> > you can compile objects for use with both PD and Max/MSP.
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> > I can probably work on it for Windows, but I don't own Max/MSP.  If it
> > can be loaded by a trial version, then I'd be cool to give it a try.
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> > steven
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> > On Sat, 2003-11-01 at 15:06, Matt J. Ingalls wrote:
> > > sure -
> > > should be about the same, right?
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> > > -m
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Hmm, ahem, there's probably a few of us who might be inspired by such an 
opportunity...30 days can go by really quickly, and one has to maintain and 
support ad infinitum.


Richard Dobson

Iain Duncan wrote:
> What about asking Cycling 74 for a copy for development purposes, given that
> they will benefit from having a ~csound port for windows?
> 
> Iain
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ok ill ask. i bet theyll do it.





On Sun, 2 Nov 2003, Richard Dobson wrote:

> Hmm, ahem, there's probably a few of us who might be inspired by such an
> opportunity...30 days can go by really quickly, and one has to maintain and
> support ad infinitum.
>
>
> Richard Dobson
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> Iain Duncan wrote:
> > What about asking Cycling 74 for a copy for development purposes, given that
> > they will benefit from having a ~csound port for windows?
> >
> > Iain
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ok i asked david zicarelli about a development copy of max/msp and he said
"sure"

any takers?

-m

On Sun, 2 Nov 2003, Richard Dobson wrote:

> Hmm, ahem, there's probably a few of us who might be inspired by such an
> opportunity...30 days can go by really quickly, and one has to maintain and
> support ad infinitum.
>
>
> Richard Dobson
>
> Iain Duncan wrote:
> > What about asking Cycling 74 for a copy for development purposes, given that
> > they will benefit from having a ~csound port for windows?
> >
> > Iain
> >
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>

Well, count me in! I ( or rather CDP) am about to get an iMac+Panther too, so I 
will hopefully be able to make direct comparisons.  Hopefully the SDK is set up 
for VC++ v6, though we may yet be tempted by the new/imminent(?) v7.1, 
supposedly almost ISO compliant...cost issues permitting!

(Interesting point: will Max/MSP for OSX be set up to use 
XCode/ProjectBuilder/gcc development environment, or is it all doggedly Code 
Warrior?)


Richard Dobson




Matt J. Ingalls wrote:

> ok i asked david zicarelli about a development copy of max/msp and he said
> "sure"
> 
> any takers?
> 
> -m
> 

cool!

on the mac it is codewarrior only, as mach-o is not supported at the
moment and xcode only does mach-o [they are working on this
though]

the win sdk documentation says:

The project files included in the SDK are designed for MS Visual Studio
7.0 (.NET). The following information makes the assumption that you are
using this version or higher. It may be possible to convert the included
projects to older versions of MS Visual Studio or to other
compilers/development environments such as CodeWarrior, Borland,
etc. However, other compilers are not covered by this document.


in the meantime, i can send you the source file for csound~ object if you
want...

thanks,
m


> Well, count me in! I ( or rather CDP) am about to get an iMac+Panther too, so I
 > will hopefully be able to make direct comparisons.  Hopefully the SDK
is set up
> for VC++ v6, though we may yet be tempted by the new/imminent(?) v7.1,
> supposedly almost ISO compliant...cost issues permitting!
>
> (Interesting point: will Max/MSP for OSX be set up to use
> XCode/ProjectBuilder/gcc development environment, or is it all doggedly Code
> Warrior?)
>
>
> Richard Dobson
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> Matt J. Ingalls wrote:
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> > ok i asked david zicarelli about a development copy of max/msp and he said
> > "sure"
> >
> > any takers?
> >
> > -m
> >
>
>
>

Well, seems I'm late to the party.  =)  Anyways, if you should need an 
extra hand for this I'd be more than willing. 

steven



Matt J. Ingalls wrote:

>cool!
>
>on the mac it is codewarrior only, as mach-o is not supported at the
>moment and xcode only does mach-o [they are working on this
>though]
>
>the win sdk documentation says:
>
>The project files included in the SDK are designed for MS Visual Studio
>7.0 (.NET). The following information makes the assumption that you are
>using this version or higher. It may be possible to convert the included
>projects to older versions of MS Visual Studio or to other
>compilers/development environments such as CodeWarrior, Borland,
>etc. However, other compilers are not covered by this document.
>
>
>in the meantime, i can send you the source file for csound~ object if you
>want...
>
>thanks,
>m
>
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>>Well, count me in! I ( or rather CDP) am about to get an iMac+Panther too, so I
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> > will hopefully be able to make direct comparisons.  Hopefully the SDK
>is set up
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>>for VC++ v6, though we may yet be tempted by the new/imminent(?) v7.1,
>>supposedly almost ISO compliant...cost issues permitting!
>>
>>(Interesting point: will Max/MSP for OSX be set up to use
>>XCode/ProjectBuilder/gcc development environment, or is it all doggedly Code
>>Warrior?)
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>>
>>Richard Dobson
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>>Matt J. Ingalls wrote:
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>>>ok i asked david zicarelli about a development copy of max/msp and he said
>>>"sure"
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>>>any takers?
>>>
>>>-m
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