The Java interface is by no means fading away.

The Silence stuff has been factored out into CsoundVST, and CsoundVST no longer has a Java interface, though it does have a Python interface. So, the Silence stuff no longer has a Java interface.

Hope this clears things up.

If there is interest in having the Silence stuff in the Csound 5 default distribution, I can replace the boost C++ classes that I was using and that appear to have been causing problems, in favor of easier to get and build stuff.

Regards,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: James Hearon 
Sent: Nov 23, 2005 2:13 PM
To: csound@lists.bath.ac.uk
Subject: [Csnd] JCsound


Any info on JCsound and java wrappers available? I finally got mingw and 
swig to generate some .java files, but had to make .class files using javac 
since it puts csnd.jar in csound5 folder, not in csound5/interfaces/csnd.  
But making them by hand seemed to satisfy the compiler to get thru the 
build.

Then did get CsoundEditor.java to fire up and show GUI etc.  But noticed, I 
think, big reorg of all that or else build did not work completely.  Seems 
most of the Silence stuff is gone and the JCsound code is all changed and 
rolled into current wrappers.

Be helpful to get some clarification on where that's going in order to know 
how to deal with it.  Seems like the java code is fading away a bit perhaps 
in favor of other interfaces (the VST gui with angels etc.).

Thanks


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