I would be willing to remove the boost dependency from CsoundVST if people are interested in putting it in the distribution. If we do this probably the name should be changed.

I would change the boost ublas matrix arithmetic templates to TNT, which is just a few header files but does not run as fast as ublas. The TNT headers would be in the distribution.

Regards,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Lazzarini 
Sent: Nov 20, 2005 1:10 PM
To: csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] Re: Installers

The Interfaces lib seemed to be easy to build on OSX. All
you
need is the SWIG tool, which you can get and build from
sourceforge.  Apart from lua (I have not build that one),
everything else is provided by the OS installation: python
and Java. I have edited SConstruct to find these in standard
OSX places.

CsoundVST build but doesn't run. For this (and I am not sure
what else, I have to check), you need the boost library. Now
this can also be built, but it's a bit more of a pain, as i)
it
uses yet another build system, which you have to get ii) is
huge, so it takes forever an a day to build and install, at
least
on slower systems like my laptop. But since it doesn't work,
you don't have to go there (unless there is something else
that
needs it).

I have yet to have a go with fluidsynth and loris. I am not
so
worried about opcodes, as they can always be supplied as
separate plugin packages.

Victor




>
>
> On Nov 20, 2005, at 12:37 PM, Victor Lazzarini wrote:
>
> > I am glad there are more things in the Canonical Csound
> > than there were in the past.
>
> I am also very glad for this. However it would seems there
> are still  some major issues.
>
> There seem to be optional components that have a lot of
> trouble  building "out of the box". I view these currently
> as:
>
> - Loris opcodes
> - STK opcodes
> - FluidSynth opcodes
> - VST host opcodes
> - interfaces library/jCsound/CsoundVST/??? i dont even
> know where to  start with this large ball of wax - what do
> you need ? SWIG, Lua,  Python 2.4, and Java 5.0 ??
> Certainly I have not pursued these so far  because of all
> the additional dependencies this introduces, what is  SWIG
> even used for ?
>
> What's the deal with custom.py ? I have no c:/utah
> directory on any  *nix platform and the documentation in
> the file itself is confusing and  sparse. Do I build these
> opcodes using Windows in VirtualPC as a  dynamic library ?
> How is binary compatibility maintained across OSes ?  It
> seems the only way to do these things is on Windows.
>
> I'm not a developer i'm just a musician who kind of knows
> how to use a  computer so any help is appreciated
>
>
> -David
>
>
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