Den 09.10.2019 16:07, skreiv James Mckernon:
I too am relatively new to Faust but I will try to shed some light on this.
Whatever executable you are running to compile faust code to a pd
binary will be generating C++ code as an intermediate step. If this is
what you want to get your hands on, it should be possible. The various
faust2... executables are mostly just bash scripts, so it's not too
difficult to modify their behaviour. If you are on a unix-y system,
you can find out the path of the script in question by running 'which
faust2puredata' (or whichever script it is you are interested in). I
would suggest making a copy of script in your local directory, opening
it in your text editor, and removing the step at the end which deleted
the temporary interim files (in faust2puredata, that's the couple of
lines which start rm -rf... near the end of the file). You might also
want to just adjust it to output to the current directory, or one of
your choice, instead of to a temporary directory as it appears to now.
And if you make a copy of the script, remember to make the copy
executable with chmod u+x.
I'm not 100% sure I have understood your question correctly, but if I
have, I hope the above will give you enough to get started.
Thank you for your suggestion. I took a look at faust2puredata, and it
seems to me that it compiles straight from the interim c++ code to a
binary PD external.
To be clear: I want the c source code of the PD external, not the binary
PD external.
So to ask a different question: Is it possible to compile/transpile from
Faust code to c source code instead of c++?
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