Sorry guys (I got outta bed the wrong side this morning). I read portable but it always bugs me when a Linux thing (which is open and *very* cross platform) reads x86, x86 ,x86.... I suppose I kinda thought OK so it's portable but it will be compiled, run & judged on x86 with x86 native audio format etc. etc. Just being grumpy.... I'll get over it. Iain. > The intention wasn't to exclude anybody. > > Hence the strict rules for no asm, and only portable ANSI-C, > I have already received a submission from a windows user. > > Josh. > >>From: "Iain Sandoe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>To: J Digital <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] comprez2000 - competiton for algorithmic >>music generation >>Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2000 15:02:15 +0100 >> >> >> > http://www.i2pi.com/comprez/ >> > >> > in under 5000 lines of portable ANSI-C, write a song. >> > its that simple, and there are prizes for first AND last :) >> > >> > should be fun. >> >>Cool idea - shame they excluded LinuxPPC users (unless they happen to have >>a >>Pissy too)... >>Iain.
