Awhile ago I announced (using a different email address at the time) that I was working on a new public-domain abc tool. Well, I'm making pretty good progress - I can read in most of the 1.6 abc language and display the music on the screen, in Windows. In fact, I think in the next coule of weeks I should be ready to post the first version, including all the source code.
Is anyone interested in helping? Initially the first big things will be to move from the MS compiler I'm using to a free compiler, and then start moving towards a Linux/Posix version. I think I've made this pretty easy to do. There are really only a few Windows-specific drawing functions, and a few files with other MS-specific stuff like threads, etc. that will need to be POSIX-ized. Also, does anybody know the status of the Sourceforge ABC project? This would be the ideal place to do things. We could always make up a new project but then it would be confusing as to which was the 'real' one. Cheers, Aaron To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
