| Hi,
I get the following error when trying to compile a version of csound_src I
just downloaded.
argdecode.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _xfilename
I can't seem to resolve this unresolved symbol.
Regards,
Hans Mikelson
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It is defined in main.c
It used to be static but is now global
==John
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Hello, I'm new to csound -- about a week now :)
I've installed csound-3.482 on a dec alpha running linux and
I'm having trouble reading and writting formatted files. For example:
%csound -W -o intro.wav intro.orc intro.sco
%csound -U sndinfo test.wav
util SNDINFO:
test.wav:
no recognizable soundfile header
%sox test.wav -t ossdsp /dev/dsp
sox: WAVE header not found
If I have an instrument that uses soundin on a file with a valid
header, it cant read it either.
on the other hand,
%csound -o devaudio intro.orc intro.sco
works fine...
Am I doing something silly or is this a bug?
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This is something of an off-the-cuff guess, as I know nothing of the dec
alpha...but it may be that byte-swapping of WAVE-format data is not
happening as it should (or happening when it shouldn't). WAV files are
indigenous to the (W)Intel platform; try using AIFF format soundfiles
instead.
Richard Dobson
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Jonathan L Dubois wrote:
>
> Hello, I'm new to csound -- about a week now :)
>
> I've installed csound-3.482 on a dec alpha running linux and
> I'm having trouble reading and writting formatted files. For example:
>
> %csound -W -o intro.wav intro.orc intro.sco
> %csound -U sndinfo test.wav
> util SNDINFO:
> test.wav:
> no recognizable soundfile header
> %sox test.wav -t ossdsp /dev/dsp
> sox: WAVE header not found
>
> If I have an instrument that uses soundin on a file with a valid
> header, it cant read it either.
>
> on the other hand,
>
> %csound -o devaudio intro.orc intro.sco
>
> works fine...
>
> Am I doing something silly or is this a bug?
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Which DEC Alpha port are you using? THE Alpha is a 64bit architecture and
this can be a real pain. Someone implemented it (cannot remember who)
and i am not sure how far they got
==john
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Hello,
Im just starting to learn about csound. I think i will take centuries to learn something of it if i dont get a book. Next week i will ask for some book on USA, so i could ask for a csound one.
Can you recomend me some?
Thanks in advance,
Phillip Neumann
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Hello again,
First of all apologies to anyone who is waiting on the
multichannel to DirectSound3D player (if anyone of
course) - its being worked on but I have been away for
christmas.
While I was away I had a chance to work through some of
the stuff in Curtis Roads and Dodge books (both highly
recomended) and discovered FOF synthesis. Does anyone
have any concrete examples I can play with - when I started
playing with the operator I discovered that without a
model of how different parameters effect things I am
really stabbing in the dark. I worked through the excellent
tutorial in the CSound manual and have got some vaguely
vowel sounds from the tables in the Dodge book (although
his percentages for vibrato sounded very high I had to
reduce them a lot). What I am looking for is more speech
type stuff - I've got lots of lovely samples of emulaters and
mellotrons for the more choral stuff. I don't want it to sound
realistic but I do like the quality of FOF sounds...
cheers
mark
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> Which DEC Alpha port are you using? THE Alpha is a 64bit architecture and
> this can be a real pain. Someone implemented it (cannot remember who)
> and i am not sure how far they got
> ==john
That was me. I got pretty far--it hasn't broken on me yet, and there
are no outstanding Alpha-specific issues. The canonical sources is
missing an important script that needs to be used in compiling for Alpha.
I'll re-send it to you for possible inclusion in future releases.
-Ed Hall
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> Which DEC Alpha port are you using? THE Alpha is a 64bit architecture and
> this can be a real pain. Someone implemented it (cannot remember who)
> and i am not sure how far they got
> ==john
That was me. I got pretty far--it hasn't broken on me yet, and there
are no outstanding Alpha-specific issues. The canonical sources is
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I'll re-send it to you for possible inclusion in future releases.
-Ed Hall
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> Hello, I'm new to csound -- about a week now :)
>
> I've installed csound-3.482 on a dec alpha running linux and
> I'm having trouble reading and writting formatted files.
I can read and write WAV files just fine on my Alpha. It sounds like your
binary was compiled without all the patches required for that platform.
It appears that the canonical source is missing a script that I used
to patch up Csound's (mis-)usage of C "long", even though it incorporates
my other patches. Building on a Alpha will succeed, and the result will
have most opcodes functional--but file formats (other than raw) will be
screwed up.
I can send you the missing script, or even a binary for Alpha if necessary.
I'll re-send the script to John Fitch as well, along with a brief README
on its use.
-Ed Hall
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Sadly, the ultimate "Csound Book" will not be available until well into
1999. There are several books on computer music which discuss the
techniques used, in sometimes exhaustive detail. It had occurred to me
to ask - has anyone developed a basic bibliography of core CM texts
which is or could be made available on a web page? Or as part of a
Csound FAQ?
It is in any case something I am planning for for my own website. So I
am inviting suggestions for books to include (post to me directly, or to
the list, whichever - please include web references if available).
In the meantime, this list amounts to an enormous 'living Csound Book',
so one solution is just to ask questions here....
Richard Dobson
Phillip Neumann wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Im just starting to learn about csound. I think i will take centuries to learn something of it if i dont get a book. Next week i will ask for some book on USA, so i could ask for a csound one.
>
> Can you recomend me some?
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Phillip Neumann
> filsin@bigfoot.com
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