| Looks like I may have got the GOTO extention wrong. I will take a
look.
A "simple" fix is to change the base allocation size if you are
working from the sources.
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Yes, the Mills version only runs on PPC's so you should continue
to keep the old 68k version updated.
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Yes, the Mills version only runs on PPC's so you should continue
to keep the old 68k version updated.
Mike Berry
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> Yes, the Mills version only runs on PPC's so you should continue
> to keep the old 68k version updated.
>
HOWEVER:
the "front-end" launcher for the Mills version does compile for 68k fine,
so it might be useful to strip off the interface on the 68k version and
add the apple event file....
you wouldn't get to play the sound, or pause/stop the generaion nicely, or
be able to scroll the function window. but would still get many other
improvements.
-matt
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> Yes, the Mills version only runs on PPC's so you should continue
> to keep the old 68k version updated.
>
HOWEVER:
the "front-end" launcher for the Mills version does compile for 68k fine,
so it might be useful to strip off the interface on the 68k version and
add the apple event file....
you wouldn't get to play the sound, or pause/stop the generaion nicely, or
be able to scroll the function window. but would still get many other
improvements.
-matt
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Hi, my name is Matt and it would appear that both this link:
The ftp site is at ftp.hmc.edu /pub/csound
and these...
FAQ is at http://coos.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/Csound/Csound.faq.html
http://music.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/wCsound/csoundpage.html
...are out of date. Hate to join a new mailing list without reading the
FAQ, but an AltaVista source turns up no valid sites. What's the current
status these days?
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--- spore! wrote:
FAQ is at http://coos.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/Csound/Csound.faq.html
http://music.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/wCsound/csoundpage.html
--- end of quoted material ---
oh, hey folks!
i should mention that Martin's Csound page
is down because of a hard disk failure, but the
music.dartmouth.edu site will be back up soon.
sorry, if that hung anyone up. Were all
in the midst of thesis hell here, so it has
taken longer than usual.
cheers,
kevin parks
dartmouth college-music dept.
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spore! wrote:
> Hi, my name is Matt and it would appear that both this link:
>
> The ftp site is at ftp.hmc.edu /pub/csound
Huh, looks like they finally axed that directory -- I haven't been
there for a couple of years. It never really got off the ground anyway.
> and these...
>
> FAQ is at http://coos.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/Csound/Csound.faq.html
> http://music.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/wCsound/csoundpage.html
The latter works for me, and has a working link to a version of the FAQ
(which says it was last modified in '95, by the way).
is a pretty good
starting point, too.
--
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> > FAQ is at http://coos.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/Csound/Csound.faq.html
> > http://music.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/wCsound/csoundpage.html
>
> The latter works for me, and has a working link to a version of the FAQ
> (which says it was last modified in '95, by the way).
>
> Eli Brandt
> eli+@cs.cmu.edu
aha, timing is critical! seems the main page is back:
http://music.dartmouth.edu/~dupras/wCsound/csoundpage.html
A big 'thanks' to the folks who took time out from their thesis sessions to
get the page back online!
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On Wed, 30 Apr 1997, spore! wrote:
> + Nyquist Theory and Soul Management +
>
Is that meant to be :
a) Nyquist, Theory and Soul Management
.. in which case, who appointed you as Mr. Nyquist's guru / religious
advisor?
or,
b) Nyquist Theory and [its applications in] Soul Management
.. So when I do something not worthy of my character, can I blame it on
aliasing?
Just wondering...
Larry
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From: spore!
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Subject: my sig et al.
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> On Wed, 30 Apr 1997, spore! wrote:
>
> > + Nyquist Theory and Soul Management +
> >
>
> Is that meant to be :
>
> a) Nyquist, Theory and Soul Management
>
> .. in which case, who appointed you as Mr. Nyquist's guru / religious
> advisor?
>
> or,
>
> b) Nyquist Theory and [its applications in] Soul Management
>
> .. So when I do something not worthy of my character, can I blame it on
> aliasing?
>
> Just wondering...
>
> Larry
I think blaming character flaws on aliasing would, unfortunately, only
strike a chord with a crowd that would then tell you to use anti-aliasing
filters. And then the sudden realization would set in that us tech heads
need to get out more. ;-)
no one has ever noticed my goofy sig. guess I should take a moment
then. Uh... well... it's part my total fascination with sound in general,
the fascination with the concept of the Nyquist frequency, and a tribute
to the man himself.
It's also part joke about myself--influenced by a guy at work who poked a
bit of fun at the strange lyrics of the Front 242 I would listen to.
(Soul Manager is a track from Tyranny for You)
Anyway, now that that's out of the way, I hope to post MUCH more relevant
stuff to the list in the future (most likely in the form of questions) as I
start to delve into Csound. I've printed out the postscript version of the
manual and I'm trying to hack into it now.
Would anyone care to comment on how/why they use Csound?
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I wonder if someone out there could help clear some confusion on my part
concerning gen routines.
I have been staring at the manual for days and I still can't really make
heads or tails of it.
for example (using the toot1 example in the manual)
toot1.orc
instr1
a1 oscil 10000, 440, 1
out a1
endin
toot1.sco
f1 0 4096 10 1
i1 0 4
e
the manual comments on the f1 as using gen1 to compute a sine wave. My
question is this sine wave actually becomes part of the sound? and if this
is the case, why is it NOT included in the *.orc file? I understood the
*.sco file to be basically the notes to be played, not to further define the
instrument.
thanks any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
Joe Bernert
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Message written at 29 Apr 1997 21:23:15 +0100
--- Copy of mail to rwd@pact.srf.ac.uk ---
In-reply-to: <199704291728.SAA27745@talisker.pact.srf.ac.uk> (message from
Richard Dobson on Tue, 29 Apr 1997 18:28:45 +0100 (BST))
Much as I dislike disagreeing with my friend Richard, ANSI C says that
fopen returns NULL if the open fails for any reason. fopen returns a
variable of type FILE*, and any C compiler must arrange that the
result is only NULL (usually zero) when there is an error.
I think you are confusing fopen with open(2), which returns -1 for an
error, but in not an ANSI function.
On UNIX of course a file descriptor of zero is standard input, and so
would not be returned by open(2).
However Richard is correct that a file descriptor in UNIX can be zero,
and as this function only exists elsewhere as a sop to unix hackers,
it is a bug.
==John
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