| Does any one know where I can get this file?
I need it to compile Csound. I'm looking into Maths now.
Sherlock
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Message written at 18 Jul 1999 14:41:51 +0100
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The messages you are getting about unknown command is on account of
the blank lines, which are not in the specification -- perhaps it
should be.
So far I have only tried it on Linux and it is otherwise OK
Actually it works Ok on Consound as well, using Windows95. I do not
have access to W98 so cannot check that. No idea how to proceed on
this one.
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Message written at 18 Jul 1999 14:57:16 +0100
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Fixed in next version; just change to read
static int myXwait(char *msg)
{
if (xlwin != (Window)NULL) {
myXwinWait(xlwin, msg);
}
else return(1);
}
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Message written at 18 Jul 1999 14:44:16 +0100
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>>>>> "Sherlock" == Sherlock writes:
Sherlock> Also, my computer (Windows 98 runnining on a Compaq 6704 with 24 MB RAM
Sherlock> and 2.5 hard drive) crashes with this and wgpluck. wgclar is fine.
Sherlock> wgpluck's crash is at the end. What I mean is that is says
Sherlock> "This program caused an illegal operation and will be shut down."
Coudl you send me teh orc/sco which causes the problem? This message
did not seem to contain enough information for me to reproduce the
problem
Thanks
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There is no file aoscil.h in teh Csound sources I have.
==John
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Dear list,
I'm still trying to install Csound on a Powermac 7100 running
MkLinux-2.0.33-osf_mach3. Currently trying Csound.tar.gz from the Montreal
mirror NEWEST folder.
I edited #INCLUDE, #LIB, #DEST, and #MAN to look directly in /usr rather than
/usr/local for my system.
I changed CC = cc to CC= gccwrapper.sh (my kernel has egsc)
I edited DEFINES = -DRTAUDIO -DSFIRCAM -DSYS5 -DPIPES -DMACROS -DLINUX
I edited CFLAGS = -L/usr/X11R6/lib $(DEFINES) -02
I edited LIBS = -1X11 -lbsd -lm
I edited AUDSRC = rtlinux.c rtmacintosh.c
I edited AUSOBJ = rtinux.o
Everything was compiling fine until it started on rtlinux.o :ERROR
in file rtlinux.o; functions recopen and playopen - undefined reference to
"setsndparams" - also undef. ref. to "setvolume"
I then took -DLINUX out of DEFINES and changed
AUDSRC = rtmacintosh.c
AUDOBJ = rtaudio.o
First file trying to compile, rtaudio.o: ERROR - function rtclose, undefined
reference to "_pclose"
Can anyone help to set these variables (DEFINES,AUDSRC, AUDOBJ, LIBS?)
correctly to compile on this Powermac with MkLinux?
David
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The latest rebuild of Visual Orchestra 2.0 beta
(build 22) is now available for download.
http://cornelius.dhs.org/dave/latest.html
You can see a new screenshot of the program here
http://cornelius.dhs.org/dave/screen1.gif (45k)
Dave Perry
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Subject: sblive audio card
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I'm looking to get an audio card with full-duplex capability and digital i/o
for transfer to DAT. I read the spec for the SBLive card which seems to fit
the bill.
Does anyone have any experience of it when using Csound and/or DirectCsound?
Is it possible to use it as a four-channel card for use with the quad
capabilities of csound? Or is the quad sound limited to the SBlive's own
spec?
This is all a bit vague but I guess what I need to be able to do is run a
quad output from DirectCsound, hopefully from a realtime input.
Thanks,
Richard Bowers.
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Sherlock wrote:
>
> Does any one know where I can get this file?
J P Fitch wrote:
>
> There is no file aoscil.h in the Csound sources I have.
Don't know if this is relevant, but there used to be
a file aoscilx.h (and -.c) - just found them left behind
in my Csound source dir. (For the opcode oscilx, which
now is but an alias of osciln).
Any way, when asking you should perhaps mention which file
is referencing "aoscil.h" (perchance Entry.c? or another
outdated makefile/project file?)
Also clean out the folder and reinstall the latest source
from Bath. And so on...
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yet another fascinating and on-topic contribution from
re
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Richard Bowers wrote:
> I'm looking to get an audio card with full-duplex capability and
> digital i/o for transfer to DAT. I read the spec for the SBLive
> card which seems to fit the bill.
I have an SB-Live (not the "value" version which lacks the daughter
card for SPDIF in and out) and I don't like it much. Its SPDIF output
is always 48 kHz and if you put 44.1kHz into it, then it is resampled
(by what I suspect is a rather crude means) to 48 kHz inside the card.
The A/D and D/A seem fine, and of course it has MIDI In and Out. I
have it on my Windows 98 machine at present. I bought it in the false
expectation that it was well supported under Linux.
Trying to get an inexpensive SPDIF audio card which works directly
with 44.1 or 48 kHz could be tricky, but try the list at:
http://www.digitalexperience.com/cards.html
See also the MIDIMAN DMAN cards at:
http://midi-classics.com/hardm.htm
http://www.midiman.de/
I am using a Zefiro ZA-2, which is magnificent - but you have to watch
out for some (many?) PCI VGA cards which upset it. It can resample
from 48 kHz SPDIF input to 44.1 kHz for the computer, while putting
out 44.1 kHz to SPDIF. The resampling is, in my experience,
immaculate. It has no MIDI or analogue in. It has analogue out and
otpical, SPDIF and AES/EBU in and out.
http://www.zefiro.com
Unfortunately it does not yet seem possible to make it run full duplex
under Linux - but I may look into rewriting the drivers. OSS does not
properly support it. There is apparently a way of synching two cards
together for 4 channel work.
- Robin
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