I am curious about what has happened to the Cscore in versions 3.44 and 3.45. When I tried to compile a program that'd been working fine with previous versions, I got complaints about missing symbols. Sure enough, it looks like cscormai.c and cscorfns.c were missing a couple of items (dribble_printf(), err_printf(), and lcount()) that had to be grabbed from main.c and an earlier (v3.??) cscore.c . The newly created cscore.a works fine. I also had to change my program's sources to say "EVLIST" and "EVENT" instead of their non-capitalized predecessors.

The new and improved typedefs are really cool, as is everything about the newfangled cscore. It looks like someone has some happy ideas in the works. But I find no documentation of what's been happening with this in the Csound ChangeLog.

Nice stuff: whodunnit?

====  Noel Bush   (NeXTmail, MIME A-OK!)
====  Brooklyn NY 11211

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