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[Cs-dev] cenviron

Date2005-06-12 10:57
Fromjpff@codemist.co.uk
Subject[Cs-dev] cenviron
The only files that refer to cenviron are
./Engine/oload.c
./util1/scot/scot_main.c
./util2/envext/envext.c
./util2/exports/het_export.c
./util2/mixer/mixer.c
./util2/mixer/xtrct.c
./util2/scale.dir/scale.c
./Top/csound.c
./Opcodes/py/csoundmodule.c

Some of these are probably legitimate.  I will look at the util2 stuff
as I use that myself.

When I send the status report a number of days ago what I really
wanted was a catalogue of what needs to be done.  I have been swamped
with marking and have lost perspective of where we are, and many
changes I have not absorbed.  So can we have a little introspection?

==John ffitch


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Date2005-06-12 11:04
FromIstvan Varga
SubjectRe: [Cs-dev] cenviron
jpff@codemist.co.uk wrote:

> The only files that refer to cenviron are
> ./Engine/oload.c
 > ./Top/csound.c

These actually use cenviron_ (with an underscore) that is a constant
structure used to set the initial state of a dynamically allocated
ENVIRON structure (defined in oload.c, used in csoundCreate() and
oloadRESET()).

> ./util1/scot/scot_main.c
> ./util2/envext/envext.c
> ./util2/exports/het_export.c
> ./util2/mixer/mixer.c
> ./util2/mixer/xtrct.c
> ./util2/scale.dir/scale.c
> ./Opcodes/py/csoundmodule.c

These are old files currently not built by SConstruct, and have not been
updated for the removal of cenviron. The utilities probably need to be
fixed so that they can be built again. Not sure about Opcodes/py/csoundmodule.c
- some files in Opcodes/py/ seem to be unused and may possibly be deleted.


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