I think I have fixed the bug on mixed numbered/named instruments.

I have looked at the OSC problems and cannot find the problem.  The
error was reported on csound sending OSC messages, but there is no
persistent memory allocation in that code.  I think there is in csound
listening to OSC however.

The OSC code have experimental undocumented code to send tables as
blobs.  I could add sending audio as ksmps-sized blobs.  There is a
naming problem.  The liblo code for a blob is "b" but that has been
taken as boolean.  At present a table in sent as "T", but allowing
that for receipt is a little more sensitive.

I see that Mike has been working on Lua opcodes; anything more to do?

The bug list is very short at present!

==John ffitch

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I am trying to get the new Windows installer to produce a functioning
installation. This make take a few more days. But it doesn't have
anything to do with Csound code as such.

Regards,
Mike

On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 8:15 AM, john ffitch  wrote:
> I think I have fixed the bug on mixed numbered/named instruments.
>
> I have looked at the OSC problems and cannot find the problem.  The
> error was reported on csound sending OSC messages, but there is no
> persistent memory allocation in that code.  I think there is in csound
> listening to OSC however.
>
> The OSC code have experimental undocumented code to send tables as
> blobs.  I could add sending audio as ksmps-sized blobs.  There is a
> naming problem.  The liblo code for a blob is "b" but that has been
> taken as boolean.  At present a table in sent as "T", but allowing
> that for receipt is a little more sensitive.
>
> I see that Mike has been working on Lua opcodes; anything more to do?
>
> The bug list is very short at present!
>
> ==John ffitch
>
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