moving the files around might have messed the paths,
they might not work if not from examples/tclcsound
(csound.tcl
will not). Also make sure cstclsh, cswish and tclcsound.dll
have actually been built (if tcl.h was not found, they will
not
build).

However, try this:

run cstclsh.exe, this will give you a prompt (%), then
type the commands

%csCompile 

[this should give you all the compiling messages]

%csPlay

[this will play your score]

%csStop

[this will stop and reset performance]

You can try the gui example. Start cswish.exe and at
the prompt, type

%source test.tcl

Victor


> error from tclsh85.exe command line, run from
> C:\utah\usr\msys\1.0 local\bin\tclsh84.exe:
>
> % csound.tcl csCompile test.csd
> couldn't execute "C:\utah\usr\csound5\csound.tcl": no such
> file or directory % csound.tcl
>
> have:
> C:\utah\usr\msys\1.0\local\bin
> have tcl84.dll, tclpip84.dll, tclsh84.exe, tk84.exe,
> tk84.dll, wish84.exe
>
> built csound5 with buildTclcsound=3D1 in mystartup.sh
> and from SConstruct
> opts.Add('buildTclcsound',
>     "Build Tclcsound frontend (cstclsh, cswish and
> tclcsound dynamic  module). Requires Tcl/Tk headers and
> libs",
>     '1')
>
> moved tclcsound example files from
> C:\utah\usr\csound5\examples\tclcsound\  to
> C:\utah\usr\csound5\ (which is in the system path) and
> from Msys did chmod a+x csound.tcl to change file
> permissions on  csound.tcl
>
> and have:
> -rwxr-xr-x    1 Administ Administ       49 Nov  7 00:48
> csound.tcl
>
> so how do you get it to run?
>
> re:...
> If saved to a file (eg. csound.tcl) and made executable
> (eg. chmod a+x csound.tcl),
>
> % csound.tcl 
>
> will run a full csound performance.
>
> Author: Victor Lazzarini, 2005
>
>
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