| I'm trying to assign an instr to midi note ranges, say 65-75, and another
instrument on 76, and so on. This way I can fool around with a bunch of
different sounds simultaneously without changing channels on the midi
keyboard.
I've done this so far with if statements and kgoto's (as shown by the
toot13 example) by checking the notnum midi value, but I've found that
even with this method it dies after a while.. is there a limit to the
number of if statements?
I'm hoping there is a simpler solution, perhaps something I can specify in
the .sco file, to just point certain channels and ranges to specific
instruments.
Or if it isn't possible yet, perhaps a csound expert could suggest some
likely syntax that would be used and appropriate places to start hacking
on the source.. I'm using 3.46.
- lv
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I figure someone in this group can help me with this question. I want to
port an application from Turbo C to compile under the GCC in Linux, but
I'm stuck by the include file called conio.h. Is there a direct
replacement in the GCC for that header ?
TIA...
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I believe the equivalent in UNIX is direct IO functions in UNIX are located
in "curses.h". You'll have to do some slight modifications to the
functions, but you should be able to easily make compatibale conio
functions from the curses library.
Steve.
On Mon, 11 Aug 1997, Dave Phillips wrote:
> I figure someone in this group can help me with this question. I want to
> port an application from Turbo C to compile under the GCC in Linux, but
> I'm stuck by the include file called conio.h. Is there a direct
> replacement in the GCC for that header ?
>
> TIA...
>
> == Dave Phillips
>
> http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/index.html
>
>
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From: Micheal Allen Thompson
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Isnt conio.h for console output? under dos? what happens if you comment
out the header?
Michael
On Mon, 11 Aug 1997, Dave Phillips wrote:
> I figure someone in this group can help me with this question. I want to
> port an application from Turbo C to compile under the GCC in Linux, but
> I'm stuck by the include file called conio.h. Is there a direct
> replacement in the GCC for that header ?
>
> TIA...
>
> == Dave Phillips
>
> http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/index.html
>
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Thanks to all who responded to my query ! I did some digging and found
that conio.h was there for only one function, called exactly once. I
deleted the function (a clear-screen call) and the #include, and the
program compiled fine. Btw, the binary is built from the code for
tapeloop.exe on the Tuning By Ratios site at
http://www.terraworld.net/users/r/robert/htmlpap6.htm#E9E7
It's a Csound score generator, easy to build for Linux, and it produces
some interesting tape-loop effects.
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The www cache of the last few months messages is working again
see www.maths.ex.ac.uk/~james/csound_list/
Most of July is missing
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