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Re: "failed to open file" --- reasons other than filename error

Date2015-11-02 20:58
FromChristopher Bailey
SubjectRe: "failed to open file" --- reasons other than filename error
No, I checked on that . . . all the instruments work at a slow "tempo", and even in this 
particular score, earlier in the score.  Just when a lot of diskin2's are being written out at once 
(??), then (apparently) it fails.  

(And again, for my purposes I don't care about real-time, I'm just interested in creating 
soundfiles.   But I suppose csound tries to do thins in real-time if it can.)


>Just a thought,
>from your console print it looks like the error happens only with instr 3,
>and the file loads fine with instr 5.
>Is it just a coincidence due to the specific section of the console
>print that you copied to the email, or could there be some small
>difference in the code for instr 3 and instr 5 that makes the error
>happen? Do both instr 3 and 5 run without error when tested
>separately?
>

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Date2015-11-02 21:28
Fromjpff
SubjectRe: "failed to open file" --- reasons other than filename error
Still trying to think of a debugging stategy; do you now how to use gdb? 
If so it should be possible to find out WHY it cannot open the file.  If 
you are not happy wit gdb we will have to think ofsoething else
==John ff

On Mon, 2 Nov 2015, Christopher Bailey wrote:

> No, I checked on that . . . all the instruments work at a slow "tempo", and even in this
> particular score, earlier in the score.  Just when a lot of diskin2's are being written out at once
> (??), then (apparently) it fails.
>
> (And again, for my purposes I don't care about real-time, I'm just interested in creating
> soundfiles.   But I suppose csound tries to do thins in real-time if it can.)
>
>
>> Just a thought,
>> from your console print it looks like the error happens only with instr 3,
>> and the file loads fine with instr 5.
>> Is it just a coincidence due to the specific section of the console
>> print that you copied to the email, or could there be some small
>> difference in the code for instr 3 and instr 5 that makes the error
>> happen? Do both instr 3 and 5 run without error when tested
>> separately?
>>
>
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