Hi there. This isn't strictly cSound, but it is to do with musical 
programming languages, so thought I'd start here, and ask where I should 
go next. My project that I'm working on, and would like help with is to 
bring back to life a programming language called PMML, the practical 
music macro language written by Satoshi Nishimura.
It's final release was in 1998, however, the code seems to be quite well 
documented, and it does compile and run perfectly in windows. However, I 
can't get it to run under linux-x64, where it segfaults every time it 
tries to parse a file. Also, the manual's in Japanese, and it would be 
nice if someone could help translate it to english. Obviously, I won't 
say much more here, but if I could be pointed in the direction I should 
go to ask for help and bring people on board, I'd appreciate it a lot.

thanks!
Arthur

While we are on it, another nice midi tool is zel. Years ago I played with
it.

http://www.zelsoftware.org/Overview.html


Richard





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