ok i see it uses a thread to receive. however if you didnt require
receiving anything from chuck, it should be possible to WRITE Osc
messages if i hack the system loading. if this is worth it to you let
me know.
in the near futire there may be at least a partial solution to this
xp-is-always-the-wilderness issue with respect to cm, but i cant say
much about it at this point.
rts uses the posix threads package. if there is a posix threads
package on xp you can, in principal, run rts in your lisp. however
it would also require that your lisp allow callbacks from a foreign
thread. i dont know if clisp will allow this or not (my guess would
be no). but im not really sure why osc would requires the rts
package since its just socket communication, maybe the docs are
misinformed. ill take a look later today i cant rememeber any of
this anymore!
Hello, i'm new to CM. I'm working with WinXP and i have two
questions:
1) Does OSC work on WinXP with CLISP?
The documentation on the CM homepage is not clear about this. The
configuration matrix shows that it is possible (H) but when i look
at the OSC documentation it says that the real time scheduler
(RTS) is necessary for OSC but, according to the configuration
matrix, RTS is not supported under XP.(I want to use OSC for
communicating with Chuck).
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