Has anyone out there ever successfully compiled the Csound standalone
utilities for Linux ? The makefiles are mostly optimized for compilation
on an SGI, but I need Dan Ellis's scale program as a standalone on my
Linux box. I'll happily furnish more info if anyone thinks they can help
me. TIA !

Btw, scale is not available via the Csound -U option.

== Dave Phillips

   http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/index.html











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[John Ffitch wrote]

> When I said A400 I meant the original A400 -- this machine is one of
> the first Acorn ARM machines.  No way can it take an ARM2 or ARM3.
> Yes it uses software emulation.  There have been suggestions of
> recoding Csound in integer only, but that is a major project.

  The very first Archimedes were the A3xx which used the ARM 2 chip. 
However, that was socketed, so you could easily upgrade it to an ARM3 
by just buying it and plugging it in. The ARM3 also had hardware 
support for floating point. So your A400 must have either an ARM2 or 
an ARM3 (it cannot support any other processor). You probably have an 
ARM2, so it would be worthwhile upgrading because the ARM3 is about 
4-5 times faster..!  : -)

Jason Perry