Snd 16.6.
added snd-lint.scm (Snd extensions for lint)
s7's symbol function now takes any number of string args
these are all concatenated to form the new symbol name
s7's make-vector no longer takes an optional fourth argument.
checked: gtk 3.21.2, sbcl 1.3.6, Fedora 24
Thanks!: Joe
Ah -- much nicer! Thanks!
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If you want to concatenate several with-sounds into one,
just concatenate the instrument calls, with some variable
holding the section's start time.
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Since fink days, I tried darwinports(?) and
brew, and managed to make a complete mess
of my Mac. I think I have brew (or is it homebrew?)
installed, and with that it used to be possible
to get gtk on the Mac, but the result was
very disappointing. But that was a long
time ago. I'll try to get
In case, the keys are in a list, so the syntax
is (case the-case
((0) ...)
((1) ...)))
You're currently missing the extra parens around the
0 and 1. For Scheme, "The Scheme Programming Language"
by Dybvig is clear, but try to find the second edition --
I think the newer edition
Snd 16.3
added s7 profiler if WITH_PROFILE is set, profile.scm.
moved multiple-value-set! macro to stuff.scm
port-line-number is settable (for fancy #readers)
*cload-directory* (a string) for cload output files (default is "")
removed quasiquoted vector support (it was disabled by default)
A small typo: I think you meant
(define (nth n l)
(if (or (>= n (length l)) (< n 0))
(error "Index out of bounds.")
(if (eq? n 0)
(car l)
(nth (- n 1) (cdr l)
The various Schemes are less alike than the various Common Lisps --
Scheme exists in something like 40
s7 doesn't know how to communicate with slime (or geiser), and it's not
Common Lisp, so loading quicklisp code, or running sbcl has no effect.
Snd can communicate with emacs through s7, forth, or ruby,
and inf-snd.el has instructions. I use the built-in repls (and a
separate emacs); in that case
I added stdin-prompt to Snd, and tried it out briefly in the gtk
version:
/home/bil/cl/ ./snd
(+ 1 2)
3
(set! (stdin-prompt) ">>>")
">>>"
(+ 1 2)
3
(exit)
I haven't yet tried it in emacs -- please let me know
of any problems.
(The sourceforge cvs v
I'm glad you got it working. If you or Mike
have any instructions or clarifications about this
that might help others, I'll include them in README.Snd.
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hey, no fair! Now you know how to bump something
to the top of my TODO list.
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The T after loading CLM shows it was built successfully. I tried your
auto
instrument (you have to compile an instrument in the CL version of CLM),
and ran it without problem. The error output you got is complaining
about
CM and CLM (functions?) -- I don't know where those come from.
CLM
I'll add the s7webserver directory to Snd.
I'm still stuck at sourceforge, so this may
take a day or two (the docs say if the cvs unlock
command fails, "wait and try again later"...)
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That output goes through string_to_stdout in
snd-xen.c, I think (it's watched for via
g_io_channel_unix_get_fd in snd-gmain.c).
Snd used to have a print-hook for stuff like
this, but it didn't get used for years, so
I removed it. I could add a hook to
string_to_stdout to add a prompt, if you
"Fedora Core 5"! Wow, that documentation is archaic.
I can't find the files it talks about, xemacs is
long dead, buried, forgotten, and 2006 precedes s7.
That must have been Guile-related.
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Snd 16.4:
added stdin-prompt
added s7/s7webserver directory to Snd
checked: gtk 3.19.10|11, gtk 3.20.0|1, sbcl 1.3.3
Thanks!: Kjetil Matheussen, Mike Scholz, James Hearon, Arthur Green,
pbatch, Daniel Lopez, Greg Santucci.
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s7 getters and setters are handled via either procedure-setter
(settable),
or dilambda (equivalent to Guile's procedure-with-setter). Generic
functions and CLOS-like objects are handled through environments (known
as lets in s7). You can use define-class and all that ancient clanking
The 45-degrees = center choice goes back before
my time! John Chowning is to blame, I think.
In MUS10 we used the (non-standard even then)
speaker numbering
10
23
so 0 degrees was right-front.
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By the way, is that the old Sun C compiler from
before the days of the Jacquard loom? About 20
years ago, I had access to a machine running Solaris,
and looked into buying their compiler. The salesman
said "that will be thirty-four-ninety-five", and
I said "you mean three thousand four
(I accidentally deleted the original, and there's
no undelete in this mailer), but I think your
problem is that in both these cases, you're not
getting a range:
((and (>= -6 theslope) (<= theslope -10))
((and (>= 6 theslope) (<= theslope 10))
You get (<= theslope -10) in the first case
Snd 16.5
Kjetil Matheussen added the --with-webserver configuration flag to Snd,
and
made all the supporting changes.
Daniel Hensel sent instructions to build Snd in OSX -- see README.Snd.
ttaenc removed: it appears to be dead (no movement in 10 years), or
infected.
changed spectr.scm
Snd 16.7.
changed compute-string and compute-uniform-circular-string to
vibrating-string, etc.
checked: gtk 3.21.3|4, sbcl 1.3.7.
Thanks!: Carlos Carrasco
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Thanks! I just updated it to 17.1 -- could have
sworn I did that earlier.
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Snd 17.2:
Tito Latini greatly improved the mix saved state info, and fixed many
bugs.
in s7:
let-set! now raises an error if the target variable doesn't exist
if no result is specified, do returns the test result
=> works here as in cond and case, and multiple-values.
in
Probably the simplest way to make a C function callable from s7
is to wrap it in a function of the form
s7_pointer wrapper(s7_scheme *sc, s7_pointer args)
Then get the scheme-side arguments from "args", and
wrap the C function's output using the s7_make* functions.
It is then defined in s7
yes, that should work.
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It's a shallow copy.
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I have added some verbiage to s7.html about copy
(and reverse! since it was right there), and merged
in a bugfix from Tito Latini for snd-mix.c (mixing
multi-channel files).
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Snd 16.8.
cmn: Michael Edwards got cmn to work in ECL.
s7: object->let
changed ->byte-vector to string->byte-vector
let-temporarily is now built-in
checked: sbcl 1.3.8|9, gtk 3.21.5
Thanks!: Michael Edwards.
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Can anyone recommend a favorite emacs for mac?
I use emacsformacosx -- google "emacs for mac" and
I think you'll see it. There are also comparisons
available online. I used aquamacs originally, but
was not happy with it. (I actually do all real
editing on linux, so my opinion is not worth a
As Kjetil points out, you must have configured Snd
with --with-gmp or somehow created mus-config.h
with WITH_GMP set to 1. That file does not come with
s7 (on the theory that people will read the instructions).
If you want to use gmp, you'll need -lgmp -lmpfr -lmpc.
If not, just delete whatever
By the way, have you measured any difference in performance
for non-bignumbers when using WITH_GMP?
The gmp version is always slower, sometimes a lot slower
(more than a factor of 10). I was using gmp/mpfr for
some (for lack of a less pompous word) research and
didn't care about the speed. In
Thanks very much! I'll add that to the snd
tarball.
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(int)-1 % (unsigned int)10=> 5
That's very interesting -- I never noticed this!
Thanks very much for the bugfix -- I'll merge it into
my sources today -- then I need to look at all
the other % cases.
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The problem is in sndlib, not sox. There were a couple
places where the size was treated as a (signed) int,
even though snd could write an unsigned int if needed.
Thanks for the bug report!
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Snd 16.9:
Anders Vinjar provided tankrev.scm
Tito Latini fixed a bug in clm's tap generator (discovered by AV).
Snd: removed snd13.scm
s7: make-keyword -> string->keyword
checked: FC 25, gtk 3.21.6 3.22.0|1, sbcl 1.3.10
in gtk 3.22.0, the basic display mechanism changed again(!) so
(at
After the expansion, you have
(let ((FS 29761)) (round (* (/ *clm-srate* FS) smpl)))
at a dozen or more places. The optimizer can probably get rid of the
let,
but it is unhappy about *clm-srate*. It can't be certain it's
compatible
with round, or that it's constant during the loop (the
I'm not sure I understand your question, but you want
to evaluate the offsets outside the do-loop (i.e. at
the time the instrument is called, not on every sample).
A "sufficiently intelligent" optimizer could recognize
that those entire expressions are not changing, and pull
them out of the loop
I have it! Since these are sampled, you'd have a
sort of pointilistic painting (or cube?)
that you could zoom around in, and whatever
is underneath is the current sample, so you'd have
infinitely many pieces and travel around in them.
All in real-time of-course, so you'd only actually
have to
Something which does the same thing as #. in CL
s7.html (under *#readers*) has a reader macro that
implements CL's #.
(set! *#readers*
(cons (cons #\. (lambda (str)
(and (string=? str ".") (eval (read)
*#readers*))
I actually haven't used it much -- let me
I think the macro version is slower -- s7 does not
currently expand macros when first encountered;
you can use define-expansion for that, but the
speedup is not great. Since all the smpls->samples
calls involve constants, I'd precompute those
offsets:
(define* (tank-reverb (predelay 0.0) (decay
The problem (as I have discovered by building a
machine to change the imaginary component of my
time-line) is that as you travel vertically in
time, so to speak, you impinge on others' time-lines,
becoming a different person -- disconcerting!
Now I know why I feel like a stranger to myself
at age
ok -- that's fine by me, but I am no longer interested
in the CL part of that package. I haven't worked on it
in about 20 years, and no longer have the time or
energy to provide support -- users of it are on their own.
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I add to write.scm as I encounter unhandled cases -- I'll
add the one you mention. Guile appears to use a version
of Marc Feeley's genwrite.scm (also in slib), with
new code added (in Guile 2) for this kind of case
(I'm just guessing from a glance at the diffs).
load has a second argument, the environment to load into,
which defaults to the root environment, so
(let ()
(load "file.scm" (curlet))
will place the top-level defines in file.scm into
the local environment. Similarly eval has an
environment argument.
I think that s7 currently doesn't
Any chance of changing the asd?
The ccrma-ftp clm-5 tarball now has Tito's asdf code.
The original clm.asd was apparently written by
Rick 10 years ago.
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Snd 17.1:
in s7:
*rootlet-redefinition-hook*
{apply_values} -> apply-values, {list} -> list-values, {append} ->
append
a case clause without a result returns the selector
(*s7* 'autoloading) to turn the autoloader on and off
sandbox in stuff.scm for protected evaluation
in clm:
Snd 17.0.
Tito Latini fixed many bugs, especially in save-state and snd-mix,
and made it possible to move dialogs between desktops in Motif.
Mike Scholz updated snd-test.fs|rb and made clm.rb compatible
with the latest Ruby.
checked: gtk 3.22.2|3|4, gtk 3.89.1, sbcl 1.3.11|12.
Thanks!:
I removed the recorder about 4 years ago. Every
new piece of hardware seemed to require special
code (in about 6 OS's), and the recorder itself,
which was originally very simple, became so
complex that I could not maintain it, and the
others involved "had no time". People, even
other
Snd 17.3.
snd-init.el and snd-scheme-open-file from Orm Finnendahl.
More bug fixes from Tito.
s7: pair-line-number now returns #f if there is no line number.
checked: sbcl 1.3.15|16, gtk 3.89.5
Thanks!: Orm Finnendahl, Tito Latini, Daniel Hensel.
I think gtk wants to present a "brand" -- the "theme"
writer conjures up a style, including all color choices,
widget geometries, etc, and every program is constrained
to march in step. snd-gutils.c has a couple attempts
to get around this, but since the gtk developers are
busily subverting it,
Thanks very much for the emacs code! I'm not
sure how to include it in the Snd tarball --
we could put first function in inf-snd.el;
for the other, should I make a new file init.el
for snd?
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It looks like other programs include a file named
-init.el, so snd-init.el?
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I have added snd-init.el to the tarball and cvs directory.
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In the gmp version, it's probably safest to assume
everything is going through gmp. In cases where the
optimizer can ascertain ranges, s7 will use
faster code, but I just tore out half the optimizer,
and am rebuilding it. So I don't know how the
in-between stuff interacts with gmp -- give me a
gmp and its friends mpfr and mpc are used for all
numerical calculations. You could perhaps set
bignum-precision to 64 to mimic C doubles, and
get faster float calculations.
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ex1.c is the repl from the start of the FFI example
section. If you build s7 with WITH_MAIN, you don't
need it.
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Thanks for the "heads-up"! I started goofing around
with vectorization, and forgot that sndplay and sndinfo
need vct.o to build. I'll update makefile.in.
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I'm wondering if I should change all the "scaler" arguments to something
else.
I used "scaler" decades ago because I didn't like the spelling "scalar".
According to the OED, "scalar" goes back to the 17th century, and
derives
from "scala", a ladder, ultimately from Latin. "scaler" is also
Thanks! I just updated it. I seem to forget this step
every time, and I even have a postit note right here
saying (very impolitely) to remember it.
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Snd 17.6.
s7: (*s7* 'heap-size) is settable
added s7_define_typed_function_star to s7.h
changed to the new (c99?) int64_t style int types.
added two optional args to c-pointer: type, info
and added s7_is_c_pointer_of_type.
libgtk_s7.c (in-progress)
clm: removed
Snd 17.5:
s7: s7_history and s7_add_to_history (Kjetil's suggestion).
(*s7* 'history) for non-error scheme-side access to the history info
lambda* keyword argument handling changed slightly.
multithread sanity-checks thanks to Kjetil.
Kjetil also ported s7 to mingw.
checked: gtk
float-vector->channel will write a float-vector's contents to
a Snd channel. For element-at-a-time access, use float-vector-ref
which can be implicit: (do ((i 0 (+ i 1))) ((= i 22050)) (outa i (vect
i)))
where (vect i) is shorthand for (float-vector-ref vect i).
If you want a generator,
s7_error will look for an active (s7-internal)
setjmp if the error
is not otherwise caught, and not handled by *error-hook*;
if it doesn't find one, it just returns. In the
code you sent, I think it just returns after
trying to print the error info.
I think Snd sets up its own top-level setjmp
sourceforge is ending its support of CVS, so (after screwing
up once or twice...) I have created what I think is a working
SVN repository there, accessible via:
svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/snd/svn1/trunk snd
(There's a broken snd/svn directory -- I don't know how to delete it,
but use
That looks like it's using openGL for the graph, so you need to build
Snd --with-gl --with-motif (it might also work in gtk). Then as Kjetil
says, get the spectrum full-window, select spectrogram in the transform
options dialog, and gray in the color/orientation dialog; it looks like
they've set
Some files are missing from svn:
sh> LANG=en_US diff -urq snd-svn snd-17 |grep Only|grep -v snd-svn
Only in snd-17: clm.html
Only in snd-17: config.rpath
Only in snd-17: dlocsig.html
Only in snd-17: expr.scm
Only in snd-17: freeverb-readme.txt
Only in snd-17: freeverb.html
Only in snd-17:
Snd 17.8:
Snd: moved from cvs to svn at sourceforge:
svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/snd/svn1/trunk snd
s7: added immutable!, immutable?
define-constant follows normal lexical scoping rules now
symbol-access renamed symbol-setter
added optional third argument to the
Snd 17.7:
Mike Scholz provided changes for Ruby 2.5.
s7: changed various "object" names to "c_object" in s7.h ("object" was
ambiguous)
c-pointers can participate in the generic function stuff
gtkex.scm
json.scm (aimed at the Language Server Protocol, eventually in emacs
perhaps)
Perhaps the `install' command from coreutils could replace
mkinstalldirs.
That also appears to be the advice of the automake project,
but they say they'll continue to support mkinstalldirs.
I'll update to the latest version of that script, and
more recent versions of config.guess and
Snd 17.9:
various bugs fixed.
checked: FC 27, gsl 2.4, gtk 3.92.1, sbcl 1.4.1, OSX 10.13.1, Ubuntu
17.10
Thanks!: Tito Latini, Michael Edwards
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The fm part is normally imitating fm in an oscil. If you have
(with-sound (:play #t)
(let ((gen (make-oscil 300)))
(do ((i 0 (+ i 1)))
((= i 2))
(outa i (* .5 (oscil gen .01))
the .01 fm is just a constant added to the phase-increment which
changes the (constant)
At first glance, "i" never equals 40500 -- you're
stepping by 200. Use (>= i 40500) or (= i 40600).
Since the end test is never true, you probably
run out of memory eventually.
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s7 to version 7 (many internal changes).
checked: sbcl 1.4.8|9, gtk 3.94.0
Thanks!: Kjetil Matheussen
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Here's one way:
(call-with-output-file "test.data"
(lambda (port)
(let ((gen (make-file->sample "myMono.wav")))
(do ((i 0 (+ i 1)))
((= i 128))
(format port "~%~D: file->sample output: ~F" i (file->sample gen
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many Forth/Ruby improvements thanks to Mike.
in Snd, xg.c is no longer included automatically. The changes for
gtk 4 are very extensive, so this module is currently in
transition.
added snd.desktop and tools/auto-tester.scm.
checked: sbcl 1.4.2|3, gtk 3.93.0
Thanks!: Mike
That looks like a *load-path* issue. Try
(set! *load-path* (cons "/opt/snd-18" *load-path*))
before loading CM_patterns.scm.
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Snd 18.1
s7: added (*s7* 'max-heap-size)
otherwise, mostly bug-fixes
checked: sbcl 1.4.4
Thanks!: Mike Scholz, Kjetil Matheussen, Marty Hayman, Yuri
sourceforge is undergoing maintenance of some sort, so
the new tarball is not accessible there yet.
(map-channel func) calls func on every sample; the value returned by the
function
is the new sample if that value is a number, but your do loop just
returns #t
(the value of the multiply in the loop body is simply thrown away), so
the
map-channel operation quits, leaving zeros in the new sound.
It's been years since I looked at that, but I think
(set! (text-focus-color) (make-color 0 0 0))
will use black instead of white (the default) for
the background.
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Snd 18.6.
clm: Kjetil added a method to the granulate generator to set the jitter
amount.
s7: changed make-shared-vector to make-subvector (Matlab terminology)
added subvector?, subvector-position, subvector-vector
added make-weak-hash-table, weak-hash-table?
s7 is now
Snd 18.7
s7: basic cell size reduced from 56 to 48 bits
removed (*s7* 'exits)
gtk-script.c and coretemp.scm (gtk example in s7.html)
checked: sbcl 1.4.11
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make that "bytes", not "bits".
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You're talking about the length of each blip? In the
env-channel case, the vector is treated as an envelope
and applied to .015 seconds of samples, but in the
float-vector->channel case, the vector itself is simply
copied into the file. It only has 8 samples, so in the
float-vector->channel
I'm giving up on sourceforge's SVN support. I'll
keep the tarball there up-to-date. Daily snapshots
of Snd can be found at ccrma-ftp as in the past.
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Snd 18.3
removed: new-backgrounds.scm, snd14.scm, old-number-tests.scm
removed: make-cairo and free-cairo
s7 added: c-pointer->list
snd now compiles and runs (well, sort of) in gtk4.
checked: sbcl 1.4.6
Thanks!: Jennifer Doering, Mike Scholz
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s7: added +nan.0 and +inf.0 to be compatible with other schemes
+iterator+ now instead of iterator? for closure-as-iterator
deprecated the s7_ulong and s7_ulong_long functions.
Marty Hayman got libgtk_s7.c to work in gtkex.c.
checked: sbcl 1.4.5 (in linux)
Thanks!: Marty
I think src_delete is from libsamplerate (or at
least samplerate.h). I don't think I've ever tried
to build the CL version of clm --with-jack.
Look for some file (maybe clm.asd?) that pushes
:jack on *features*.
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in clm, Kjetil improved the granulate generator, and found several
interesting bugs in s7.
in s7, byte? (for byte-* signatures)
typed (homogenous) vectors of any built-in type, and typed
hash-tables
multidimensional byte-vectors (byte-vectors are vectors now)
I think we could add a compile-time switch there, if you like.
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I added the switch JACK_AUTO_SRC for this (defaults to 1).
I'll update the ccrma versions later today.
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Snd 19.0
s7: added (*s7* 'history-enabled) at Kjetil's suggestion.
deprecated s7_gc_unprotect (use s7_gc_unprotect_at).
added weak-hash-table
The main visible s7 change:
hash-table* is now hash-table, and the old hash-table is gone.
This code can provide backwards compatibility except
Snd 18.9:
Kjetil updated the s7webserver directory
s7: variables can be statically typed via the built-in type checkers
like integer?
for example, (set! (setter 'x) integer?)
audio.c: added JACK_AUTO_SRC (defaults to 1).
checked: FC 29 (gcc 8.2.1), macOS Mojave, sbcl 1.4.13
Thanks!:
The original CMN was developed on NeXts where ACL and
the Sonata font came as part of the package -- I guess
NeXT paid Franz and Adobe. When we move to Linux and
PCs, I had to make my own font (the Sonata font was
expensive, if I remember right), so I used the MusicTex
font as turned into
Snd 19.2:
in s7, added (*s7* 'undefined-constant-warnings) to flag typos like #ff
or #_input_port?
added coverlets and openlets (an experiment)
checked: sbcl 1.5.0
Thanks!: Kjetil
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old-music5.f is a transcription of 1975 XGP printer
output without any other editing. It is not intended
as a usable program, but as "sotfware archaeology";
music5.f is a version that runs in gfortran (or did
several years ago).
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What lisp are you running? In sbcl (in a terminal) it seems to be ok:
/home/bil/clm/ /home/bil/test/sbcl-1.5.3/src/runtime/sbcl --core
/home/bil/test/sbcl-1.5.3/output/sbcl.core
[...]
* (load "all.lisp")
; using existing configuration file mus-config.h
;loading /home/b
Snd 19.5.
setter function for vector element type or hash-table key/value can be a
closure.
checked: sbcl 1.5.3
Thanks!: Kjetil Matheussen
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