| > So gang, do you want a quick release of an interim system, or do you
> want to wait until I have done it all?
The new Csound versions are tantalising. I am
feeling left behind however, (at V3.44) because
Csound won't work for me anymore on my Linux
box.
It is that problem concerning table sizes
reported in the score.srt. A size of 16384
for instance, might report 16383.99465 (no
Pentium here), and the resultant score will
fail.
Here is a snip of list discussion:
>We made a change in the swrite.c file in order
>to make csound print out the correct size values
>for F tables larger than 2^22. Check your score.srt
>file (the sorted note list that csound makes from
>your .sco file and then uses as the score) and see
>if the 1024 is being turned into a different number
>(which is what I suspect). It could be that it's
>some kind of precision problem, since
>we're using double floats in the new swrite.c.
>Richard Karpen
Also, Cscore has been broken for quite a time.
It has to do with that 'dribble printf' macro
I guess.
Has anyone else using Linux experienced/solved
these anomalies?
Toby
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