Bernd Eggink wrote:
> 
> Hi, Gabriel,
> After trying it out I'm afraid this version is not very useful for me. I
> normally use CSound95 in connection with a makefile, where "make" is
> launched from the Borland C++ IDE. This may sound strange, but it's a
> quite comfortable environment and I'm using it all the time anyway. The
> arrangement works well with Marc Resibois' CSound95, but when I launch
> your version, both IDE and CSound hang after clicking the "OK"-button
> and have to be cancelled via ctrl-alt-delete or by rebooting the system.
 
I don't think it's a good idea use a C++ compiler platform as a shell
for Csound. It can subtract a lot of memory resources and processing
time and system could occurr in side effect. It is better to write a
little custom program for this task. My friend Riccardo Bianchini wrote
"Wcshell", a very good csound shell wroten in visual basic (shareware).
This shell works fine with my csound version. 

> For an automated processing it would also be desirable not to be forced
> to click a button and press a key every time.

The initial dialog box will be optional in future versions by a flag.
 
> Last, but not least, your version seems to be at least 50% slower than
> the old CSound95. Did you switch on the time optimization options?
> Regards,
> Bernd Eggink

I know it. It is due to some bug in MSVC++ 2.0 that does not allow
release version of Csound operate correctly. So the present is a debug
compilation. I will fix it in the near future.

bye
 
Gabriel Maldonado

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