Ge Wang wrote:
The fastest way to get chuck running on windows is to compile it on cygwin. Perry and I are on the road again, so we have osx and linux, but don't have access to a windows machine. I recently (after 1.1.4.4) put in a potential fix/hack to improve audio performance on windows/cygwin. So if anyone experience audio break-ups on cygwin running at the default buffer size (use --bufsize<N> to change - see online programming docs), please post to chuck-dev or email us (gewang@cs.princeton.edu) OR check out the most recent CVS version. Ari and others are porting it to run on native win32 using Visual C++, we will look into releasing binaries for windows then.
I would prefer a native port, which could be compiled with mingw. Moving from a free compiler to closed-source Visual-C++ (IMHO). I will not install a unlicensed copy of Visual-C++ (or is Visual C++ available for free now?)
Please let us know (email | chuck-dev) if you run into any problems compiling/running for cygwin.