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Subject: BOUNCE Csound: Non-member submission from ["Stephen D Beck"]

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Matt is correct.  I will be porting my csound GUI for NEXTSTEP Csnd.app to
Rhapsody.  By necessity, I will compile a csound binary for Rhapsody which
will use the most current source code.  I don't know when I will complete
the port, but I imagine a basic port should not be difficult.  Almost all
of my original code is OpenStep compiant.  The hard part will probably be
making sure the i/o drivers work (real-time, midi, etc).  Those were moot
points on the old cubes, but those were 68040s running at a blazing 25 MHz
(man, I remember how cool they actually were, way back then :) or something
like that.

I'd be curious as to who out there might use a Rhapsody Csound.  Contact me
directly at sdbeck@lsu.edu.

Thanks.

Stephen David Beck
School of Music
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA  70803



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