| This looks like it's coming from the MIDI driver (in
InOut/midirecv.c). The code says:
if (n < 121) { /* for ctrlr 111, 112, ... chk inexclus lists */
if ((csound->oparms->msglevel & 7) == 7)
csound->Message(csound, Str("ctrl %d has no exclus list\n"), (int) n);
break;
}
So if you modified the message level Csound runs with, you could turn
it off. I don't know though what's the purpose of this message and am
not familiar with what part of the MIDI spec this is supposed to
handle(I find looking at MIDI handling code gives me a headache :P).
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:26 PM, Jim Aikin wrote:
> I'm using midiin to bring real-time MIDI CC messages into Csound 6. When I
> send a message with a CC number above 111, the Console (in CsoundQt 0.8 for
> Windows) reports, "ctrl 117 has no exclus list" (or whatever CC number).
>
> Can anyone tell me what this means? Is there a way to suppress it? The CC
> messages are received properly, so there doesn't seem to be an error -- I'm
> just getting an apparently pointless output warning that clutters up the
> Console.
>
> Thanks for any tips on this!
>
>
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