>perpetrators. What would be helpful is not just the sites with links to >linux audio apps, but maybe a site that would be a resource for learning >c/c++ dsp coding under linux. I for one have not had the benefit of a
there is nothing special about linux when it comes to writing dsp code. there are a few differences writing c/c++ for Unix-like systems compared with Windows or MacOS (pre-X) systems. most of the work of writing audio apps goes into (1) the backend engine and (2) the UI (which may be a GUI, or not). neither of these require any particularly deep understanding of DSP coding or math skill that are any different than those needed writing other kinds of software. there are a few exceptions i know of, but i can count them on the fingers of one hand right now. this is the main rationale behind simple plugin architectures, BTW. LADSPA isolates the stuff that *does* require an understanding of DSP in small, reusable modules. --p
