thank you matt!!!
it will be great to have a way to interface with csound in real time on an
intel mac.  using interface builder is amazing for it's versatility.  when i
switched to intel, without maccsound to work with, i ended up learning alot
of great things (bash, shell scripting, vim, etc.).  i never figured out a
way to do any realtime stuff though. i think alot of folks out there are
gonna be real excited about this. 
my only thought right away is that it would be great to be able to specify a
.nib file in like  or something...
thanks again.
k
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> switched to intel, without maccsound to work with, i ended up learning alot

well for the record you *can* use MacCsound on intel - you just have to
install the PPC version of csoundlib. - which can be a pain if you are
using other apps that want to use the intel lib...

> my only thought right away is that it would be great to be able to specify a
> .nib file in like  or something...

i was thinking more along the lines that you would specify the .nib from 
within MacCsound, and then MacCsound would "compile" it with your .csd 
into a standalone app (and eventually an AudioUnit)


thanks for the feedback!

-m