... and if so on which platform?  Interested in knowing how thorough we
are testing

==John



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Only on Linux now, but it's all I'm using on that platform. Still
haven't got around to testing on windows..

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Hi,

I have built it and use it on openSuse 12.3 64bit.
Have not been able to spend much time with csound these days  but everythng 
seems absolutely fine so far.

Since most of my stuff use widgets of CsoundQt and it is not stable with 
Csound6 yet, I am also  held back  a bit. (I have an idea for workaround, hope 
to post soon!)

Thanks!
tarmo

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on 2013-06-17 at 12:21 jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk wrote:

> ... and if so on which platform?  Interested in knowing how thorough we
> are testing

compiled perfectly here on linux (gentoo). seems to be running fine,
although i just tested a couple of old orchestras. i'd be more than
willing to contribute to a more thorough testing, but apart from compiling
orchestras at random i wouldn't know what to do. we don't have a test suit
or anything, do we?

BTW, i only had a problem during installation: csound tries to install some
utilities with names that are not unique and conflict with already
installed files, specifically sndinfo (from bill shottstaedt's snd) and
extract. perhaps in csound6 the utilities could be renamed? some of the
utilities already have names starting with "cs" (csanalyze, csb64enc,
csbeats). would it be possible/convenient to use a similar criterion for
all the utilities, or at least for those with conflicting names?

on 2013-06-17 at 10:20 luis jure wrote:

> we don't have a test suit or anything, do we?

:-)  


(yes, i meant a test suite...)