On Sat, Oct 19, 2002 at 11:55:09 -0400, David Gerard Matthews wrote: > >Of course, plenty of MacOS audio software is written in Max/MSP (a > >relative of pd). There is also some Windows software written in Sync - > >both are graphical languages. > > > Although all the actual DSP objects themselves in MSP are written in C, > just like > in pd and jMax. I don't know about Sync (don't know much about it), but > I suspect > that to also be the case there as well. The point is that all the > actual number > crunching code is in fact written in C, even if you use a very > high-level object-oriented
While its true that msp objects are written in C they are not all high level. Sync is a compiler, it may well generate C as an intermediary langauge, I dont know. - Steve
