Gauche is not supported, so you must use guile. But even it was, it
shouldn't matter that much, because the realtime part is a seperate
scheme-like compiler not running in either guile or gauche.
When you have things up and running, do also set your CFLAGS
environment variable to "-march=<your cpu-type>"
for a small speedup. (20% or so for athlon-xp cpus)
On Tue, 17 Oct 2006, David O'Toole wrote:
I'm about to configure the cvs version of Snd so I can start playing
with the realtime functions.
Which is better for realtime---Guile or Gauche??
"Kjetil S. Matheussen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I don't know which version is in planetccrma-fc5, but
I guess you can use it. There are some important bugs fixed only a few
weeks ago though, so you are probably best off with the latest version
instead. And the latest version of snd-ls should always be fine too.
Another thing is that for the rt examples that use graphics, you need
snd compiled with gtk, and I think planet-ccrma only supplies snd
compiled with motif...
On Sun, 15 Oct 2006, David O'Toole wrote:
I'm using the Snd that comes with planetccrma-fc5. Should I be using
some special CVS version?
"Kjetil S. Matheussen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
"David O'Toole":
I've been sniffing around Google and it seems like building this on
top of Snd would be best. I am quite married to lisp, it's my favorite
language :-).
If you are using the realtime extension, please let me know immediately
if (read: when) you find bugs.
I see that Snd allows interaction on stdin/stdout. This means I should
be able to write a CL program that starts Snd in the background, using
Snd as a sort of audio server, then send s-expressions to Snd.
You can also do everything in SND. As far as I know, CL works in SND.
Used to, at least.
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