Dear all,
I am new to Faust and I was wondering if there is an easy/preferred way of
debugging "peripheral" values on runtime (i.e. not the main signal as in
faust2plot or similar).
So far I have tried hacking the FAUST meters onto branches of the main
signal path that do not converge to the output, but it seems a little bit
too cumbersome when the number of variables grow.
The other way would be to use some debugger on the .cpp file. What would be
the simplest architecture file/script to use in order to quickly get an
instance going under gdb/xcode to monitor the variables?
As an example:
let's say I want to load the center frequency values/filter gains of a
filterbank using loadPreset() from an array defined in an .h file, and want
to check that the correct values were actually used. (btw. I know I could
just make Faust draw the impulse/frequency response in this particular
case, but I hope the example still gets my point across for a general
method).
Thank you for your time!
Pablo
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