Hey everyone,
Unfortunately I'm having an issue where a .dsp compiles through the IDE
and runs fine on my Teensy 4, but if I compile the same .dsp locally via
commandline faust2teensy, it gives me errors.
I am doing faust2teensy -lib progtest.dsp
I get the following error:
In member function 'void PathBuilder::computeShortNames()':
progtest.cpp:359: error: 'to_string' is not a member of 'std'
std::string u = "/P" + std::to_string(pnum++) +
str2ID(remove0x00(s));
If I compare that to the .cpp file coming from the online IDE:
sprintf(num_buffer, "%d", pnum++);
std::string u = "/P" + std::string(num_buffer) +
str2ID(remove0x00(s));
I'm using faust 2.58.11. If I manually swap that part of the code out,
it does function on the teensy. But something is obviously up with
faust2teensy..
Mike
Compiling for Teensy to use --delay-line-threshold ?
Hey everyone,
I've had no troubles compiling for Teensy through the online
IDE, which is great!
I have a complicated program with nearly 100 fdelays and I've run into
memory constraints on the Teensy 4.0. (The sketch still uploads, just
freezes the Teensy once I get past a certain number of fdelays)
I read on https://faustdoc.grame.fr/manual/optimizing/ that there's a
--delay-line-threshold switch that can make the memory more efficient
for the delays.. great. I couldn't see a way to do this in the IDE, so I
downloaded the FAUST files.
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