Wow, that goes back about 20 years! Why can't you
use definstrument and a compiler? I looked at the
lisp code, and I think in-any returns a file->sample
generator, but all these IO functions expect you're
using the run macro to set up the buffers in C.
But the run macro only runs to completion
Hi,
trying to resurrect the Common Lisp version of ATS-1.0 by Juan Pampin
using clm-5 the function #'in-any isn't supported any more when called
from interpreted lisp ("warning: Lisp interpreted in-any is a no-op").
How can I access individual samples from a file opened with
#'open-input* for
But underlying string of rope is also needed to support Unicode, since
a rope with all character separate is inefficient.
An alternative approach is override native string method with my
already implemented rope handler method, and cast every native string
literal to my rope structure.
Elijah
