Greetings!
audicle-1.0.0.3 (quintesson) is available:
http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/
This is the first release of the audicle source code (what
horrors...), which will finally enable linux users to crash their
systems using the Audicle.
Additionally, there is now formal documentation for the Audicle -
thanks to the great efforts of Scott Elmegreen and Ananya Misra:
http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/doc/
Major thanks to the brave folks who have used the Audicle so far and
those who have contributed to the wiki Audicle documentation effort
and also suggested improvements. They include Graham Coleman, Shawn
Shaknitz, Scot Gresham-Lancaster, Gary Scavone, and the wonderful
people of PLOrk (http://plork.cs.princeton.edu/people.html).
Lastly, please email us or post to [chuck-users] or [audicle] with
questions, issues, insights, and diatribes.
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/community/
Thanks! Happy ChucKing.
Best,
audicle team
(Perry, Phil, Ananya, Spencer, Scott, Ge, etc...)
Hello,
miniAudicle-0.1.3.5 (alpha) is now available.
http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/mini/
This release fixes a major bug in miniAudicle-0.1.3.4's audio device
handling, in which starting or using real-time audio would crash
miniAudicle on a wide range of systems, especially Intel-based Mac
and Windows systems. There are also a few smaller bug fixes. This
is a recommended (possibly necessary) upgrade for Intel OS X and
Windows users who are using 0.1.3.4.
Special thanks to Akihiro Kubota and Scott Davidson for their vital
debugging help.
As always please let us know about any problems, bugs, feature
requests, etc., particularly Intel OS X users (some bugs may yet
persist).
thanks,
miniAudicle team
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0.1.3.5
- (fixed)(all) fixed nasty bug where real-time audio would fail
if more
than one audio device was specified as default and one or more
of the
default devices had only input or only output channels
- (fixed)(Mac) fixed threading issue which caused MAUI LEDs to
erratically
not light or unlight as directed
- (changed)(Win32,Linux) changed default font size for document
window and
console monitor
- (changed)(Win32,Linux) disabled network OTF thread
- (changed)(Win32,Linux) changed syntax highlighting colors
- (added)(all) console monitor now has limited, user-adjustable
scrollback
buffer size
Dear all,
Thanks to the excellent efforts of Spencer, there are now chuck
"universal" binaries (for MacOS X only) that work natively on both
powerpc and intel.
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/release/
It's also possible now to build u.b. from source. The version number
is still 1.2.0.6. However, you should see extra information if you
query for version - such as:
> chuck --version
chuck version: 1.2.0.6 (dracula)
exe target: mac os x : universal binary
http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/
This new information will be available for all platforms, including on
linux, where the information also states the audio subsystem used
(alsa/jack/oss).
Please let know of any issues via email or on chuck-users.
Thanks and keep on ChucKin'
Best,
chuck team
Hello,
miniAudicle-0.1.3.4 (alpha) is now available.
http://audicle.cs.princeton.edu/mini/
(may need to reload)
This release fixes many of the compile-time and run-time errors of
the last release for Linux and Windows. Additionally, Linux and
Windows versions now support most of the command line options chuck
does, and will open files specified on the command line (see
miniAudicle --help for more information). Default virtual machine
options and editor text size can now be specified in ~/.miniAudicle
on Linux and the registry in Windows. miniAudicle OS X features
improved performance, the ability to change audio interfaces, and
Universal Binary support (for OS X on both PPC and Intel).
Special thanks to Cédric Krier, Atte André Jensen, Tyler Gillies,
Scott Davidson, Kassen, and the rest of the miniAudicle users for
their input and fixes.
Please let us know about any problems, bugs, feature requests, etc.
thanks,
miniAudicle team
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0.1.3.4
- (fixed)(Linux,Win32) miniAudicle now compiles correctly with
Unicode and
ANSI versions of wxWidgets
- (fixed)(Linux,Win32) updated key bindings
- (fixed)(Linux) hanoi.ck example will run a few times before
crashing
miniAudicle
- (fixed)(Linux) makefile.jack actually binds miniAudicle to
libjack
- (fixed)(Win32) miniAudicle process no longer persists after exit
- (fixed)(Mac) minimized CPU slowdown when many document windows
are open
- (fixed)(Mac) reduced virtual machine monitor CPU usage
- (added)(all) Replace Shred and Remove Shred commands are now
slightly
smarter in picking which shred to remove/replace; eg, shreds
spawned from
a single document window will be removed in reverse order from
which they
were added.
- (added)(Linux,Win32) ability to change log level at run time
through menu
item
- (added)(Linux,Win32) ability to change log level, dac, adc,
number of
audio channels, buffer size, and sample rate through command
line options
- (added)(Linux,Win32) probe audio interfaces with command line
option
- (added)(Linux,Win32) help/about text with command line option
- (added)(Linux,Win32) ability to change log level, dac, adc,
number of
audio channels, buffer size, sample rate, document window text
size,
and console monitor text size through ~/.miniAudicle on Linux
or the
registry on Win32
- (added)(Mac) OS X 10.4-Intel support, Universal Binary support
- (added)(Mac) ability to select audio interface and sample rate
via
Preferences dialog
