| I thought I had read at some point that MacCsound was using 64-bit floats,
but maybe not.
If you want to try a 64-bit version of Csound, you can use my Mills Csound
preview releases in Classic mode on OS X. I provide both 32-bit and 64-bit
"Perf" applications (Perf is the Csound engine) from this web page:
http://akozar.spymac.com/csound-macos/
Download the package named Csound-20050223.img.bin, drop it on Stuffit
Expander to decode the MacBinary encoding if necessary (if it still has .bin
in the name after downloading), then double-click the disk image and copy
the contents anywhere you like.
Open the application "Csound", select your .orc/.sco or .csd, then in the
Preferences menu, select "Choose Perf". Select the application named
"Perf64 20050223" and hit "Render." You should see this message:
Csound(d) Version 4.23f12 (Feb 23 2005)
The "(d)" means that you are rendering with 64-bit Csound.
Anthony Kozar
anthonykozar AT sbcglobal DOT net
http://akozar.spymac.net/
Jan Jacob Hofmann wrote on 10/15/05 1:10 PM:
> Is there a version of Csound that uses 64 bit floats internally for Mac
> OS? If yes, where will i find it? Also I will try as soon as possible
> the 4.23r12 -version for mac. I wonder if the noise occurs there
> also... |