Wow Anthony,
thanks. That explains it.

Jason.



On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 1:28 AM, Anthony Kozar <
mailing-lists-1001@anthonykozar.net> wrote:

> Jason,
>
> I believe that the OS X packages overwrite each others' commandline
> binaries
> (and possibly stuff in /Applications too) so whichever version you
> installed
> last will be the current one.  I also think Victor mentioned that the GUIs
> in /Applications will not work with the doubles version yet.  You might try
> just making copies of the GUIs inbetween installing the two packages.
>
> Note that the frameworks do have different names so they can coexist
> together.
>
> Here is a solution for the commandline binaries:
>
> 1. Install the doubles build.
> 2. Open Terminal and cd /usr/loca/bin
> 3. Save the following script as a file named csound-rename, chmod a+x it,
> and run it as the root user (i.e. sudo csound-rename) and supplying a
> suffix
> such as "64"  (beware of wrapped lines in this email):
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> # csound-rename:
> #
> # This script renames the standard Csound binary executables by appending
> # the suffix specified as the first argument on the commandline.  The
> # binaries are assumed to be in the current directory.
> #
> # Example:   csound-rename 64
> #   will rename 'csound' to 'csound64', 'cvanal' to 'cvanal64', etc.
> #
> # Example 2: csound-rename -5.09
> #   will rename 'csound' to 'csound-5.09', 'cvanal' to 'cvanal-5.09', etc.
>
> CSOUNDBINS="atsa cs csb64enc cseditor csound cstclsh cswish cvanal dnoise
> envext extract extractor het_export het_import hetro lpanal lpc_export
> lpc_import makecsd mixer pv_export pv_import pvanal pvlook scale scot
> scsort
> sdif2ad sndinfo srconv"
>
> for f in $CSOUNDBINS; do
>    mv -n -v "./$f" "./${f}$1"
> done
>
> # end of script
>
>
> 4. Install the floats build.  You will now have two sets of commandline
> binaries, one for floats, one for doubles.
> 5.  Optionally, run csound-rename again with say "32".
> 6.  Optionally use this script to select between the two installations:
>
>
> #!/bin/sh
>
> # csound-select:
> #
> # This script creates symbolic links to a set of standard Csound binary
> # with the same suffix $1 from the "canonical" suffixless names of the
> # programs.  The suffix is specified as the first argument on the
> commandline.
> # The binaries are assumed to be in the current directory.
> #
> # Example:   csound-select 64
> #   will link 'csound' to 'csound64', 'cvanal' to 'cvanal64', etc.
> #
> # Example 2: csound-select -5.09
> #   will link 'csound' to 'csound-5.09', 'cvanal' to 'cvanal-5.09', etc.
>
> CSOUNDBINS="atsa cs csb64enc cseditor csound cstclsh cswish cvanal dnoise
> envext extract extractor het_export het_import hetro lpanal lpc_export
> lpc_import makecsd mixer pv_export pv_import pvanal pvlook scale scot
> scsort
> sdif2ad sndinfo srconv"
>
> for f in $CSOUNDBINS; do
>    ln -s -v "./${f}$1" "./$f"
> done
>
>
> Hope that this helps!
>
> Anthony
>
>
> Jason Timm wrote on 1/10/09 11:29 AM:
>
> > Hey Chuckk,
> > I'm Mac 10.5.6.
> >
> > I had both frameworks(32/64) installed, the problem's invoking the
> doubles
> > version when desired. From reading the manual this should be possible or
> > maybe I'm misunderstanding something. I switched to a lone doubles build
> run
> > from the command line - none of the GUIs work with the 64v on my machine.
>
>
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