I checked this week, and there is no official intel openmcl. There
WON'T be a 32-bit intel openmcl, but if you feel lucky, you can try
out the x86_64bit openmcl for Darwin, available from the clozure ftp
(if you have a core2Duo machine). I tried it the other day and it
started, but I didn't do any testing beyond (* 2 2). (* 2 2) did
return 4... that's a good sign!
SBCL seems to work fine across the board on macs.
Josh
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Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 18:21:18 +0100
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Looks to me like OpenMCL is still PPC only.
On Rick's suggestion, I tried a fresh OpenMCL install and the latest =
CLM3. In this case, clm-print does work, so I was able to narrow
down =
the problem.
I'm using (make-double-float-array) to create a data collection
array =
that is passed into the run loop. Within the run loop, it appears I
am =
succesfully writing values into and reading values from this array.
But =
after the run loop, running a Print on the array returns an array of =
D0.0's. So it appears the array contents aren't surviving the exit
from =
the run loop.
I tried using (make-array) instead -- same result.
Same error is occurring with my other instrument that tries to
return an =
envelope: scentroid and autoc.
Any other sneaky ways I might be able to succesfully export data
from =
the run loop?
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It returns a list of 0.0's regardless of what audio file I throw
at =
it.
It works for me in ACL 8.1 in both Linux and OSX -- I don't have
openmcl -- does it work on an Intel Mac yet?
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<P><FONT SIZE=3D2>Looks to me like OpenMCL is still PPC only.<BR>
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On Rick's suggestion, I tried a fresh OpenMCL install and the latest =
CLM3. In this case, clm-print does work, so I was able to narrow
down =
the problem.<BR>
<BR>
I'm using (make-double-float-array) to create a data collection
array =
that is passed into the run loop. Within the run loop, it appears I
am =
succesfully writing values into and reading values from this array.
But =
after the run loop, running a Print on the array returns an array of =
D0.0's. So it appears the array contents aren't surviving the exit
from =
the run loop.<BR>
<BR>
I tried using (make-array) instead -- same result.<BR>
<BR>
Same error is occurring with my other instrument that tries to
return an =
envelope: scentroid and autoc.<BR>
<BR>
Any other sneaky ways I might be able to succesfully export data
from =
the run loop?<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
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> It returns a list of 0.0's regardless of what audio file
I =
throw at it.<BR>
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It works for me in ACL 8.1 in both Linux and OSX -- I don't have<BR>
openmcl -- does it work on an Intel Mac yet?<BR>
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