Is it possible to generate MSVC6 projects too? Many people, like me, 
don't own visual studio NET yet, and most open source projects still 
refer to MSVC6 as a standard de facto. I don't like Microzoz free 
command line tools (the documentation is very messy, and I never succeed 
in using them). I prefer to use visual studio projects than makefiles in 
this case. Makefiles can be generated starting from visual studio projects.

I'm very interested to python, Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu developed an 
experimental embedded python support that is now integrated with 
CsoundAV. With this feature it is possible to include python scripts in 
the orchestra, where they can read/write k-rate variables and csound 
tables, opening interesting outlets for realtime algorithmic 
composition, mixing the levels of sound synthesis with that of score 
synthesis. This feature seems to work quite smoothly even if the user 
should be careful of eventual garbage collection that is not under user 
control with python. I still have to explore in depth this feature, but 
it could be very powerful.

Thanks

Gabriel

gogins@pipeline.com wrote:
> I am having the same problem, and I'm trying to fix it. And I'm sure I can
> fix it. 
> 
> But I am getting fed up with autotools, and I'm looking at alternative
> cross-platform build systems. I'm looking at boost jam, CMake, and SCons. I
> am going to experiment with SCons first, because it promises to work on Mac
> OS X, Linux, and Windows, and on Windows to use MSVC++ 7.1 which can be
> downloaded for free. However it uses Python. Are you willing to contemplate
> a build system that depends on Python? Python most definitely runs and
> installs on all Linuxes, most Unixes, Windows, and Macs.
> 
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: John jpff@codemist.co.uk
> Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 12:24:40 +0000
> To: csound-dev@eartha.mills.edu
> Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:4266] Csoudn5 yet again
> 
> 
> cage:~/Sourceforge/csound5> autoreconf -i -f
> Makefile.am:84: `_CsoundVST.la' is not a standard libtool library name
> automake: _CsoundVST_la_DEPENDENCIES was already defined in condition
> CONDITIONAL_ENABLE_CSOUNDVST and !CONDITIONAL_IS_WIN32 and
> CONDITIONAL_USE_FLTK and CONDITIONAL_USE_PYTHON and CONDITIONAL_USE_SWIG,
> which is included in condition TRUE ...
> Makefile.am:1180: ... `_CsoundVST_la_DEPENDENCIES' previously defined here
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-ugens6.lo' created by `Opcodes/ugens6.c'
> and `OOps/ugens6.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-ugens7.lo' created by `Opcodes/ugens7.c'
> and `OOps/ugens7.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-ugens9.lo' created by `Opcodes/ugens9.c'
> and `OOps/ugens9.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-sdif.lo' created by `SDIF/sdif.c' and
> `OOps/sdif.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-sdif-mem.lo' created by `SDIF/sdif-mem.c'
> and `OOps/sdif-mem.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-csound_main.lo' created by
> `Top/csound_main.c' and `frontends/csound/csound_main.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-cscore.lo' created by
> `util1/cscore/cscore.c' and `Top/cscore.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-extract.lo' created by
> `util2/mixer/extract.c' and `Engine/extract.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-pvl_main.lo' created by
> `util2/pvlook.dir/pvl_main.c' and `Top/pvl_main.c'
> Makefile.am: object `libcsound_la-pvlook.lo' created by
> `util2/pvlook.dir/pvlook.c' and `Top/pvlook.c'
> Makefile.am:1196: linker flags such as `-mwindows' belong in
> `CsoundVST_LDFLAGS
> automake: CsoundVST_DEPENDENCIES was already defined in condition
> CONDITIONAL_ENABLE_CSOUNDVST and !CONDITIONAL_IS_WIN32 and
> CONDITIONAL_USE_FLTK and CONDITIONAL_USE_PYTHON and CONDITIONAL_USE_SWIG,
> which is included in condition TRUE ...
> Makefile.am:1191: ... `CsoundVST_DEPENDENCIES' previously defined here
> autoreconf: automake failed with exit status: 1
> 
> 
> So something is still wrong
> 
> ==John
> 
> this is RH7.3, main system
> 
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-- 
Gabriel Maldonado
http://csounds.com/maldonado
--

This sounds really cool.  Since I am going to use SCons in my new front-end
project, that means embedding Python into it.  I was hoping to allow
embedding of Python code in scores, but I hadn't considered orchestras.  Is
the code for this available in CVS or something?

Thanks.

Anthony Kozar
anthony.kozar@utoledo.edu


On 3/10/04 10:48 AM, Gabriel Maldonado etched in
stone:

> I'm very interested to python, Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu developed an
> experimental embedded python support that is now integrated with
> CsoundAV. With this feature it is possible to include python scripts in
> the orchestra, where they can read/write k-rate variables and csound
> tables, opening interesting outlets for realtime algorithmic
> composition, mixing the levels of sound synthesis with that of score
> synthesis.