Attemptinf the very first example here:
http://write.flossmanuals.net/csound/a-the-csound-api/

This is the output: http://ix.io/2cB1

How can I correct the code here? the compiler complains about an
incompatible pointer type but the floss manual says how a null can be
accepted to an opaque pointer, is this perhaps not where the error is?



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not sure it is related, but we have a new version of this chapter here:
https://csound-floss.firebaseapp.com/csound-and-other-programming-languages/the-csound-api

the whole new csound floss manual will soon be ready, but this chapter 
is already done (thanks for françois pinot).

	joachim


On 24/02/2020 21:31, fauveboy wrote:
> Attemptinf the very first example here:
> http://write.flossmanuals.net/csound/a-the-csound-api/
> 
> This is the output: http://ix.io/2cB1
> 
> How can I correct the code here? the compiler complains about an
> incompatible pointer type but the floss manual says how a null can be
> accepted to an opaque pointer, is this perhaps not where the error is?
> 
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great the casting has got rid of one problem :). 

However this is the current error still with the same code (with the
casting) : http://ix.io/2cEV
Do do these csound functions appear undefined?



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my OS is arch linux... oo any thoughts as to where the csound library is
typically placed? I feel like I have an overwhelming amount of directories
it could potencially be in :S



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okay so the command I need should be something like:

gcc -I -L -lcsound64 mycode.c ?

not sure how I also include usr/include/csound. Would someone be happy to
write out what the command should be specifically given the info with this
thread :)



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Without the <> characters.

If you cannot find the library then use command locate if you have it installed or if not find



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On Mar 5, 2020, 14:01, at 14:01, fauveboy  wrote:
>okay so the command I need should be something like:
>
>gcc -I -L -lcsound64 mycode.c
>?
>
>not sure how I also include usr/include/csound. Would someone be happy
>to
>write out what the command should be specifically given the info with
>this
>thread :)
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Okay great I've managed to find the correct paths so the command runs with
out those errors. Is there a way to avoid having to write these paths out
each time. Can they perhaps included in the .c file instead? What would this
look like if thats the case?



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