To answer the problem with libraries we will need to know what your
platform and compiler is, and what header files you are missing. the
Csound headers should all be there in the zip archive. Sometimes a
compiler will try to find headers even though they are for a different
platform and are/should be ifdeffed out. The other question is whether
your paths are complete, so the compiler knows where to look.

Richard Dobson



Olivier Pasquet wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Sorry I made a mistake in my previous email: although and not althought!!!!
> 
> Programming CSound.
> I am also trying to built some stupid opcodes (stolen Hidden Markov models and
> a Chebichev filter). You can find explanation in the help file: *How to add
> your own opcodes*. But it is not really straight foward. The source is
> available on the "dream" CSound ftps as AllCSound.zip.
> Maybe it is because I do not have Visual C++ or Code Warrior, I do not have
> all the *.h files that are required to compile. I have spent ages trying to
> find them on the internet but even of they have the same name, they do not
> have the same contents.
> 
> => Where could I find ALL the required files (libraries...)?
> => I said the source was in AllCSound.zip but I do not find the early opcodes
> for instance. Are they somewhere in one of the files?
> 
> I hope you'll be more lucky than me. But I do not give up !!!
> 
>                                                               Olivier Pasquet.
> --------------------
> Olivier PASQUET -- APU -- Music Faculty
> OP101@mercury.anglia.ac.uk
> www.sinclair.anglia.ac.uk/~op101.student.cambridge.anglia