Hello.

I was using the android version of csound on my phone, it's a really nice
port, however i was wondering if it is possible to make the terminal window
*bigger*, because the touchpad and the sliders are hogging up all the space,
while i am not using them  at all, and i can hardly see that tiny slab of
space for the terminal.



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Enter a feature request on GitHub and I will see what I can do.

Regards,
Mike

He, he, i actually wanted to ask if it's possible to do in the program, not
that someone should spend their valuable time editing the code, but hey,
that would be great too . Alas i have no idea how github works (might be a
good time to look into it).



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Sorry if it's a stupid question, but from what i understand it needs to be
compiled on android? How is that done and shouldn't one have root access for
that?



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Thanks, although i have a very dim clue/idea how all of this would be
accomplished, but it might actually be a good learning experience.



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I think i may be on an even lower plane than that lol; i began learning
csound, c and a bit of c++ by myself this spring (i have 0 formal training)
and have been using linux for about a year now. I try to do a lot of
programming exercises, but i haven't touched anything outside terminal
output yet. 

Still, i guess it won't harm me to at least research these things a bit.



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For android, java knowledge is needed. The sourceforge distro has all the c & c++ libraries compiled for you. 1st step is to be able to knock up a simple, without csound, android app. See developper.android.com

Next you can download csound for android zip. That has projects that should compile and run, without you needing to have the ndk (android's native c/c++ sdk). You just need the android sdk, and their version of eclipse. That's the easiest route I can think of.

All the best,

jacques


> On 2 sept. 2014, at 21:46, Askwazzup  wrote:
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> I think i may be on an even lower plane than that lol; i began learning
> csound, c and a bit of c++ by myself this spring (i have 0 formal training)
> and have been using linux for about a year now. I try to do a lot of
> programming exercises, but i haven't touched anything outside terminal
> output yet. 
> 
> Still, i guess it won't harm me to at least research these things a bit.
> 
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