On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 8:26 AM, Kassen
How about simply having a WiKi section for "library -like" code?
Good idea. So, I just added a Chuck/Lib page to the Wiki:
http://wiki.cs.princeton.edu/index.php/ChucK
I think that anyone who's working on code to enhance the usefulness of
arrays or other similar efforts, should post their code here. Also
this would make a good platform for collaboration, like Kassen
suggested.
So, once I'm through with getting a prototype working, I'll post my
miserable hack and all you smart CS people can help clean it up. ;-)
Meanwhile, if anyone's working on stuff that is effort along a similar
vein, then please post it.
Since, Mies is working on what looks like a "definitive" project, in
the sense that it's goal is to collect a set of functions that will
rival the RTC-lib for Max, then the Wiki might provide an interesting
testing ground for ideas.
Sound good?
-Mike
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 8:26 AM, Kassen
mike clemow;
How should we organize this?
How about simply having a WiKi section for "library -like" code?
I like this simple snippet a lot lately;
=============== public class buses { static Gain @ bus[8]; }
new Gain[8] @=> buses.bus; ==========================
Really basic but it gets you a lot of options in improvised routing. For example to keep FX separate from instruments. From here on any shred and send sound to and/or take sound from those buses.
We could collect such extra features for ChucK build in ChucK itself for everyone to share. The WiKi could be a nice place to archive these and it's also a nice place to collaborate on making them?
Yours, Kas.
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