There is a function (in prototyp.h) that lists all
opcodes. However, it's not part of the API, but it
might be interfaced, perhaps? list_opcodes()

In any case, you can always run 'csound -z' and then parse
the output. Opcodes are spaced by _spaces_.

Victor

>
> Hi List,
>
> How might it be possible to use the Csound API to populate
> an array with the opcode list ?
>
> Presently I'm using just this
>
> const char         *code_keywords[] = {
>             "ATSadd",
>             "ATSaddnz",
> // etc etc Csound opcodes go here
> };
>
> but the tedium of going in by hand and adding new opcodes
> each release is what I'm trying to avoid. Someone
> mentioned at one point that it might be possible to
> populate this array by using the Csound API, but I am
> unsure of how to use it for this purpose.
>
> Any help or tips would be appreciated!
>
>
> -David
>
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