I have uploaded the 10.4 packages. After a lot of to-and-fro, I think
they are correct now (I've spend almost all day on this, my PPC
machine with the build system has disappeared from the lab, so
I had to create a new toolchain on another one and then test, etc).
There was a little glitch with version (again) of lib_csnd.dylib, which
took me a while to diagnose and correct (SConstruct), but now I
think it's all fine. I preserved 5.1 (from 5.08 release) on Intel and
PPC float, but I have only 5.2 on the new doubles package for Intel.
If that seems correct, I will do a doubles for PPC in the New Year.

Also I am support Python2.3 (csnd, CsoundAC modules and Python opcodes)
and Python2.5 (csnd and CsoundAC modules) on Intel and PPC.
I have taken care of checking install permissions again and again, so
I hope things are fully compliant now.

The only thing that did not get updated is the manual, but I will do this
for the full 5.10 release (I working on the assumption that this is beta,
as agreed), in the New Year.

I am leaving work now for the Holiday break and I will not be able to
build OSX binaries until I am back here in January. So if there are problems,
we'll need to be patient. I will of course be listening to the list.

For people relying on third-party frontends, I would advise caution. Hopefully
the linkage to CsoundLib 5.1 will still work, but I have not tested it. All
supplied frontends should work as normal.

Also I see the 5.10beta release is active: should it not be hidden until
it is complete (22/12?)

Regards

Victor Lazzarini
Music Technology Laboratory
Music Department
National University of Ireland, Maynooth 


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Thanks Victor.

Just installed the latest doubles Intel package.

 From the Terminal:  >  csound -odac modfm.csd

Happy to report that your modified FM instrument works (as you said)  
with the freeverb instrument (200) running.

 From the Terminal: > csound -odac fofx6.csd

Happy to report that the buggy/crashing (previously working fine Iain  
McCurdy FLTK instruments) all seem to be working again

Happy also to report that Belanger's Ounk runs fine.

Happy to report that Steven's Blue seems to be working fine too.

But....

QuteCsound crashes
WinSound crashes
Csound5GUI crashes

I will reinstall again - and reboot this time, and report back but for  
now...

Here is the QuteCsound Crash report - Followed by the Csound5 Crash  
report - etc.... seems a path issue

Process:         qutecsound [502]
Path:            /Applications/qutecsound.app/Contents/MacOS/qutecsound
Identifier:      qutecsound
Version:         ??? (???)
Code Type:       X86 (Native)
Parent Process:  launchd [91]

Date/Time:       2008-12-18 14:11:44.845 -0500
OS Version:      Mac OS X 10.5.6 (9G55)
Report Version:  6

Exception Type:  EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000
Crashed Thread:  0

Dyld Error Message:
   Library not loaded: /Library/Frameworks/CsoundLib.Framework/ 
Versions/5.1/CsoundLib
   Referenced from: /Applications/qutecsound.app/Contents/MacOS/ 
qutecsound
   Reason: image not found

==================

Process:         Csound 5 [551]
Path:            /Applications/Csound 5.app/Contents/MacOS/Csound 5
Identifier:      com.csounds.csound5
Version:         ??? (???)
Code Type:       X86 (Native)
Parent Process:  launchd [91]

Date/Time:       2008-12-18 14:30:24.429 -0500
OS Version:      Mac OS X 10.5.6 (9G55)
Report Version:  6

Exception Type:  EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000
Crashed Thread:  0

Dyld Error Message:
   Library not loaded: /Library/Frameworks/CsoundLib.framework/ 
Versions/5.2/CsoundLib
   Referenced from: /Applications/Csound 5.app/Contents/MacOS/Csound 5
   Reason: image not found

===============

Seems to be the same with the other frontEnds too.


On Dec 18, 2008, at 1:44 PM, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> I have uploaded the 10.4 packages. After a lot of to-and-fro, I think
> they are correct now (I've spend almost all day on this, my PPC
> machine with the build system has disappeared from the lab, so
> I had to create a new toolchain on another one and then test, etc).
> There was a little glitch with version (again) of lib_csnd.dylib,  
> which
> took me a while to diagnose and correct (SConstruct), but now I
> think it's all fine. I preserved 5.1 (from 5.08 release) on Intel and
> PPC float, but I have only 5.2 on the new doubles package for Intel.
> If that seems correct, I will do a doubles for PPC in the New Year.
>
> Also I am support Python2.3 (csnd, CsoundAC modules and Python  
> opcodes)
> and Python2.5 (csnd and CsoundAC modules) on Intel and PPC.
> I have taken care of checking install permissions again and again, so
> I hope things are fully compliant now.
>
> The only thing that did not get updated is the manual, but I will do  
> this
> for the full 5.10 release (I working on the assumption that this is  
> beta,
> as agreed), in the New Year.
>
> I am leaving work now for the Holiday break and I will not be able to
> build OSX binaries until I am back here in January. So if there are  
> problems,
> we'll need to be patient. I will of course be listening to the list.
>
> For people relying on third-party frontends, I would advise caution.  
> Hopefully
> the linkage to CsoundLib 5.1 will still work, but I have not tested  
> it. All
> supplied frontends should work as normal.
>
> Also I see the 5.10beta release is active: should it not be hidden  
> until
> it is complete (22/12?)
>
> Regards
>
> Victor Lazzarini
> Music Technology Laboratory
> Music Department
> National University of Ireland, Maynooth
>
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Just re-booted - nogo for doubles version.

Installed - float intel version of everything...

Happy to report that QuteCsound and Csoud5  and Csound5GUI all worked  
fine

and they all run victor's modFM.csd too - with freeverb.

Thanks for this work Victor!

-dB


On Dec 18, 2008, at 1:44 PM, Victor Lazzarini wrote:

> I have uploaded the 10.4 packages. After a lot of to-and-fro, I think
> they are correct now (I've spend almost all day on this, my PPC
> machine with the build system has disappeared from the lab, so
> I had to create a new toolchain on another one and then test, etc).
> There was a little glitch with version (again) of lib_csnd.dylib,  
> which
> took me a while to diagnose and correct (SConstruct), but now I
> think it's all fine. I preserved 5.1 (from 5.08 release) on Intel and
> PPC float, but I have only 5.2 on the new doubles package for Intel.
> If that seems correct, I will do a doubles for PPC in the New Year.
>
> Also I am support Python2.3 (csnd, CsoundAC modules and Python  
> opcodes)
> and Python2.5 (csnd and CsoundAC modules) on Intel and PPC.
> I have taken care of checking install permissions again and again, so
> I hope things are fully compliant now.
>
> The only thing that did not get updated is the manual, but I will do  
> this
> for the full 5.10 release (I working on the assumption that this is  
> beta,
> as agreed), in the New Year.
>
> I am leaving work now for the Holiday break and I will not be able to
> build OSX binaries until I am back here in January. So if there are  
> problems,
> we'll need to be patient. I will of course be listening to the list.
>
> For people relying on third-party frontends, I would advise caution.  
> Hopefully
> the linkage to CsoundLib 5.1 will still work, but I have not tested  
> it. All
> supplied frontends should work as normal.
>
> Also I see the 5.10beta release is active: should it not be hidden  
> until
> it is complete (22/12?)
>
> Regards
>
> Victor Lazzarini
> Music Technology Laboratory
> Music Department
> National University of Ireland, Maynooth
>
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yes same problem here with the double. I just built from source  
though and it works fine.
Peiman
On 18 Dec 2008, at 19:58, Richard Boulanger wrote:

> Just re-booted - nogo for doubles version.
>
> Installed - float intel version of everything...
>
> Happy to report that QuteCsound and Csoud5  and Csound5GUI all worked
> fine
>
> and they all run victor's modFM.csd too - with freeverb.
>
> Thanks for this work Victor!
>
> -dB
>
>
> On Dec 18, 2008, at 1:44 PM, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>
>> I have uploaded the 10.4 packages. After a lot of to-and-fro, I think
>> they are correct now (I've spend almost all day on this, my PPC
>> machine with the build system has disappeared from the lab, so
>> I had to create a new toolchain on another one and then test, etc).
>> There was a little glitch with version (again) of lib_csnd.dylib,
>> which
>> took me a while to diagnose and correct (SConstruct), but now I
>> think it's all fine. I preserved 5.1 (from 5.08 release) on Intel and
>> PPC float, but I have only 5.2 on the new doubles package for Intel.
>> If that seems correct, I will do a doubles for PPC in the New Year.
>>
>> Also I am support Python2.3 (csnd, CsoundAC modules and Python
>> opcodes)
>> and Python2.5 (csnd and CsoundAC modules) on Intel and PPC.
>> I have taken care of checking install permissions again and again, so
>> I hope things are fully compliant now.
>>
>> The only thing that did not get updated is the manual, but I will do
>> this
>> for the full 5.10 release (I working on the assumption that this is
>> beta,
>> as agreed), in the New Year.
>>
>> I am leaving work now for the Holiday break and I will not be able to
>> build OSX binaries until I am back here in January. So if there are
>> problems,
>> we'll need to be patient. I will of course be listening to the list.
>>
>> For people relying on third-party frontends, I would advise caution.
>> Hopefully
>> the linkage to CsoundLib 5.1 will still work, but I have not tested
>> it. All
>> supplied frontends should work as normal.
>>
>> Also I see the 5.10beta release is active: should it not be hidden
>> until
>> it is complete (22/12?)
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Victor Lazzarini
>> Music Technology Laboratory
>> Music Department
>> National University of Ireland, Maynooth
>>
>>
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Thanks very much, Victor, for all of your hard work and for addressing so
many last minute issues!!!!!  I am sure that losing your PPC build machine
was a huge setback.

It occurred to me this morning that an easy solution to maintaining a 5.1
framework across many releases would be to isolate it in its own installer
.pkg file.  So, I intend to include a fifth .pkg for this release.  This
file should not need to be rebuilt for future releases.  Another advantage
is that users will be able to deselect the 5.1 framework in the installer if
they don't need it.  Obviously too late for you to do the same, but I
thought I'd mention my plan.

I am delighted to see more options available for OS X installers, especially
a doubles framework that can coexist with the floats one!!  This is great
news -- thanks!  I will want to do a doubles build for 10.5 as I have time
too (probably after New Year).

I will test MacCsound with the combined 5.1 and 5.2 frameworks before I
upload my own files.

Take care and have a joyous holiday, Victor!!

Anthony 

Victor Lazzarini wrote on 12/18/08 1:44 PM:

> I have uploaded the 10.4 packages. After a lot of to-and-fro, I think
> they are correct now (I've spend almost all day on this, my PPC
> machine with the build system has disappeared from the lab, so
> I had to create a new toolchain on another one and then test, etc).
> There was a little glitch with version (again) of lib_csnd.dylib, which
> took me a while to diagnose and correct (SConstruct), but now I
> think it's all fine. I preserved 5.1 (from 5.08 release) on Intel and
> PPC float, but I have only 5.2 on the new doubles package for Intel.
> If that seems correct, I will do a doubles for PPC in the New Year.
> 
> Also I am support Python2.3 (csnd, CsoundAC modules and Python opcodes)
> and Python2.5 (csnd and CsoundAC modules) on Intel and PPC.
> I have taken care of checking install permissions again and again, so
> I hope things are fully compliant now.
> 
> The only thing that did not get updated is the manual, but I will do this
> for the full 5.10 release (I working on the assumption that this is beta,
> as agreed), in the New Year.
> 
> I am leaving work now for the Holiday break and I will not be able to
> build OSX binaries until I am back here in January. So if there are problems,
> we'll need to be patient. I will of course be listening to the list.
> 
> For people relying on third-party frontends, I would advise caution. Hopefully
> the linkage to CsoundLib 5.1 will still work, but I have not tested it. All
> supplied frontends should work as normal.
> 
> Also I see the 5.10beta release is active: should it not be hidden until
> it is complete (22/12?)


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Ditto on the thanks Victor - your dedication to this cause is amazing  
and does not go unnoticed!
I hope you have an excellent break.
All you people up-over will no doubt sorry for those of us who have to  
endure fresh seafood and sun aplenty for christmas.

Perhaps it might be worth considering a strategy whereby, 'official'  
builds of new versions are limited to some OS time-window buffer.  
Older versions are being available for download for quite a while. Of  
course individual(s) choose to do otherwise, that would be their  
business as an alternative provider.

David
On 19/12/2008, at 12:58 PM, Anthony Kozar wrote:

> Thanks very much, Victor, for all of your hard work and for  
> addressing so
> many last minute issues!!!!!  I am sure that losing your PPC build  
> machine
> was a huge setback.
>
> It occurred to me this morning that an easy solution to maintaining  
> a 5.1
> framework across many releases would be to isolate it in its own  
> installer
> .pkg file.  So, I intend to include a fifth .pkg for this release.   
> This
> file should not need to be rebuilt for future releases.  Another  
> advantage
> is that users will be able to deselect the 5.1 framework in the  
> installer if
> they don't need it.  Obviously too late for you to do the same, but I
> thought I'd mention my plan.
>
> I am delighted to see more options available for OS X installers,  
> especially
> a doubles framework that can coexist with the floats one!!  This is  
> great
> news -- thanks!  I will want to do a doubles build for 10.5 as I  
> have time
> too (probably after New Year).
>
> I will test MacCsound with the combined 5.1 and 5.2 frameworks  
> before I
> upload my own files.
>
> Take care and have a joyous holiday, Victor!!
>
> Anthony
>
> Victor Lazzarini wrote on 12/18/08 1:44 PM:
>
>> I have uploaded the 10.4 packages. After a lot of to-and-fro, I think
>> they are correct now (I've spend almost all day on this, my PPC
>> machine with the build system has disappeared from the lab, so
>> I had to create a new toolchain on another one and then test, etc).
>> There was a little glitch with version (again) of lib_csnd.dylib,  
>> which
>> took me a while to diagnose and correct (SConstruct), but now I
>> think it's all fine. I preserved 5.1 (from 5.08 release) on Intel and
>> PPC float, but I have only 5.2 on the new doubles package for Intel.
>> If that seems correct, I will do a doubles for PPC in the New Year.
>>
>> Also I am support Python2.3 (csnd, CsoundAC modules and Python  
>> opcodes)
>> and Python2.5 (csnd and CsoundAC modules) on Intel and PPC.
>> I have taken care of checking install permissions again and again, so
>> I hope things are fully compliant now.
>>
>> The only thing that did not get updated is the manual, but I will  
>> do this
>> for the full 5.10 release (I working on the assumption that this is  
>> beta,
>> as agreed), in the New Year.
>>
>> I am leaving work now for the Holiday break and I will not be able to
>> build OSX binaries until I am back here in January. So if there are  
>> problems,
>> we'll need to be patient. I will of course be listening to the list.
>>
>> For people relying on third-party frontends, I would advise  
>> caution. Hopefully
>> the linkage to CsoundLib 5.1 will still work, but I have not tested  
>> it. All
>> supplied frontends should work as normal.
>>
>> Also I see the 5.10beta release is active: should it not be hidden  
>> until
>> it is complete (22/12?)
>
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