| hi rick,
after crippling much of the code, i finally got MacCsound compiling on
intel
but it doesn't run. i think there are just too many variables against
it working
and am now about ready to go to alternative plans:
1) see if it is possible to include ALL the needed frameworks/ibs
inside of MacCsound
Package so that it can still run under Rosetta but you can have the
the intel version
of the csoundlib installed too. Victor - do you think this would work?
2) compile a version that does not use the csound API. (thus just
becoming an editor)
Instead, it will either run on commandline or "compile" a standalone/
plugin version
(ala Lettuce) that will be native to the platform you are running on.
this is really a way for me to transition to new code (based on that
CsoundX app)
-- at first it will be pretty basic and not all the GUI i/o objects
that MacCsound has.
-m
On Feb 3, 2008, at 7:11 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger wrote:
> Hello Matt,
>
> Hope 2008 is going great for you - at Gvox and on all your teaching
> and coding projects.
>
> Have you made any progress with the Intel MacCsound?
>
> I have just started teaching again at Berklee - and although I have
> been pretty happy
> working with the CVS and Smultron and the Intel versions of
> Csound5.07, there is no way
> that this way of getting beginners excited and happening with Csound
> will work.
>
> I was trying to use the Csound5 GUI and Winsound on the Mac too -
> but these still have
> some problems and are not exactly MacUser friendly.
>
> So... I have rolled back to the PPC version of Csound5,07 so that I
> can teach with MacCsound
> and have the PPC version run under Rosetta emulation on my and my
> student's intel machines.
>
> The drag is - that in my new Audio Programming Class and my DSP
> class I need to be working
> with the intel version of Csound5 and so - twice a week I re-install
> Csound5....
>
> It would be absolutely wonderful if by some miracle you found the
> time to get the intel MacCsound
> happening.
>
> Hopefully you are close. I think that there are many of us who
> would be happy to donate what we can
> to help support this initiative as well.
>
> Wishing you all the best,
>
> -dB
>
matt ingalls
development@gvox.com
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