Hi!
I started to write a syntax highlighting extension for the JOE editor, which
is freely available for Unix, Linux and Mac OS X.
If you are interested, please find further information here:
http://www.brandmaier.de/index.php?id=16,80,0,0,1,0
ChucK is great!
Andy
HolidaY Greetings (again),
audicle-1.0.0.0 (quintesson) is now available:
http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/release/
This is a binary release, currently for MacOS X and Win32. Source +
Linux versions coming soon.
This is an initial release (2nd today), so prepare your radiation
suits/safety googles and get ready for explosions, bugs, and gaping
holes in the implementation. Not surprisingly, we don't have much
documentation (but we are working on it). Here is a quick summary of
the commands (please add content to the page if you want, especially if
you have used the audicle before):
http://wiki.cs.princeton.edu/index.php/Audicle_Keys
Questions, discussions, complaints can be chucked (or emailed) to
something listed here:
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/community/
(note the not-so-new 'audicle' mailing list)
As always, feel free to email us directly as well. We will be
fixing/adding/documenting things as fast as we can. Feedback will be
uncontrollably appreciated.
Many thanks to everyone who have contributed to this release! HappY um
Audicling!
Best wishes,
chuck team
(Perry, Ananya, Phil, Spencer, Adam, Ajay, Ge, ...)
audicle-1.0.0.0
---
- initial release
- chuck version: 1.2.0.4-ma (dracula)
- graphics implemented in OpenGL
- available faces:
- ShrEditor
- VMSpace
- Shredder
- TnT
- extra: el cidua
- shell
- TODO: everything else (doh)
i've just started developing a text editor for chuck, saves a lot of command
line typing and makes it easier to manage tracks.
it's currently only for xp but linux and apple support is on it's way. as
are all the missing features - it's stil a useful tool as is, bugs n' all.
more info here:
http://sirconical.co.uk/hippocamp/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4180
regards,
jon fisher
Hello,
miniAudicle-0.1.0.0 (alpha) is now available:
(currently OSX only; windows/linux versions coming soon)
http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/miniAudicle/
miniAudicle is an integrated development environment designed for
ChucK. It features integrated editing, adding, replacing, and
removal of ChucK code. It includes an integrated ChucK virtual
machine and a graphical monitor of the virtual machine and its
output. Additionally, basic support for generation of interactive
graphical controls within ChucK programs is provided. It can be used
as a standalone development/runtime/on-the-fly programming
environment for chuck, or in conjunction with the command line
'chuck' (via OTF commands).
This is the initial release of miniAudicle. Expect spectacular
crashes (as usual), interesting bugs, etc. Any feedback would be
greatly appreciated.
Please let us know of any issues, and HappY ChucKing!
merry christmas/happy holidays,
chuck team
Dear All,
chuck-1.2.0.4 (dracula) is now available:
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/release/
(may need to reload page to see update)
The ChucK Manual is released! It is the work of Adam Tindale and
others - great effort and results! It contains the entirety of the
online documentation and additional tutorials from Adam, who will
continue to coordinate efforts to augment and maintain the manual. The
manual can be found as pdf file in the doc/ folder of the distribution
and also online. Feedback is welcome as always (email Adam, me, or
chuck-users). Also, thanks to those who provided suggestions and
corrections on the preliminary version.
We have also incorporated the changes from the new RtAudio and RtMidi
(thanks Gary Scavone), which includes greatly improved
latency/stability under Windows (thanks to Robin Davies). Also new:
band-limited ugens (Blit, BlitSaw, BlitSquare) again thanks to Robin
Davies, ability to seed rand, bug fixes (we think), and stuff. See
below for more details.
Please let us know of any issues, and HappY ChucKing!
Best,
chuck team
1.2.0.4
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- (added) The ChucK Manual (pdf)
fantastic work by Adam Tindale and other documentors
see doc/ChucK_manual.pdf
- (added) Envelope.duration( dur ), Envelope.duration()
- (added) Envelope.keyOn(), Envelope.keyOff();
- (added) PitShift.mix( float ), PitShift.mix()
(originally effectMix)
- (added) std.srand( int ) : seed random number generator
- (added) update to RtAudio 3.2.0 -> much lower latency: Window DS
(thanks to Gary Scavone and Robin Davies)
- (added) update to RtMidi 1.0.4 -> improved midi: linux ALSA
(thanks to Gary Scavone and Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas)
- (added) bandlimited ugens: Blit, BlitSaw, BlitSquare
(thanks to Robin Davies for implementation,
Gary Scavone for putting them in STK)
- (added) examples/basic/foo.ck foo2.ck tick.ck tick2.ck
(foo2 shows using Blit, tick.ck is a simple counter)
- (added) examples/class/dinky.ck try.ck
(creating and using class to make instruments)
- (fixed) sndbuf.read now closes file handle and sets curf
- (fixed) default bufsize=256 under OSX and 512 under all other
- (fixed) chuck + foof garbled error message
- (fixed) chuck.lex compatibility under some linux
- (fixed) waiting on null event: no longer crashes VM
- (fixed) function arguments: no longer allow reference to primitive
types
- (fixed) function: correctly select overloaded functions w/ implicit
cast
- (fixed) std.atoi() std.atof(): no longer crash on null string
- (fixed) std.fabs(): now works correctly
- (fixed) basic/moe.ck larry.ck currly.ck use fabs
- (fixed) missing base class virtual destructors;
FreeBSD/g++ compatibility (thanks rasmus)
- (fixed) most -Wall warnings
- (fixed) CK_LOG_SYSTEM_ERROR now CK_LOG_CORE
