[chuck-users] gettimeofday?

Ge Wang gewang at CS.Princeton.EDU
Sun Aug 28 04:56:20 EDT 2005


Thanks Jeff!

Currently, there is no function that returns time-of-day.  We will put 
this on the list for the next minor release coming soon.  It should be 
similar to C's gettimeofday().

Yes, the audicle is well on its way (as if ChucK does not pose enough 
threat to your computer's stability).

Best,
Ge!

On Aug 25, 2005, at 2:19 PM, Jeffrey Treviño wrote:

> Congratulations on the release! I look forward to learning all the new 
> stuff you've made.
>
> A quick question that I need to answer for a potential Chuck project: 
> is there a Chuck function that returns today's date in some form? I 
> remember a built-in function in C that did this–is there a Chuck 
> equivalent?
>
> Again, excellent work and congrats on the release. As soon as the 
> Audicle gets set, I can sit out front with a projector and amaze 
> unwitting passersby.
>
> --Jeff
>
> On Aug 25, 2005, at 9:00 AM, chuck-request at lists.cs.princeton.edu 
> wrote:
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>>    1. version 1.2.0.0 (dracula) released (Ge Wang)
>>    2. spork ~ chuck-users ( new mailing_list + more ) (Ge Wang)
>>
>> From: Ge Wang <gewang at CS.Princeton.EDU>
>> Date: August 25, 2005 6:07:57 AM PDT
>> To: ChucK Audio Programming Language Mailing List 
>> <chuck at lists.cs.princeton.edu>
>> Subject: [chuck] version 1.2.0.0 (dracula) released
>>
>>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> chuck-1.2.0.0 is released. (Sorry.)  This is the "v2" major release.  
>> Additions include arrays, objects and classes, events, and more.  A 
>> full list of new and updated features can be found at the end of this 
>> email.
>>
>>     http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/
>>
>> We have also put together a draft of a language specification 
>> (finally).  It is not complete yet and will be improved as (real) 
>> time is advanced:
>>
>>     http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/doc/language/
>>
>> We have been testing this release along the way.  However, since this 
>> is the initial release, there is probably a healthy amount of 
>> egregious bugs!  Please let us know if you run into anything fishy 
>> (email one of us directly, post to chuck-dev or the newly created 
>> chuck-users list).  Same goes for the documentation.  Actually, any 
>> type of feedback would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Many thanks to the great people who have contributed ideas, code, and 
>> time to this release!  Thanks to everyone for being so patient with 
>> this release.
>>
>> Development shall continue as we fix the bugs, add new features (and 
>> more bugs).
>>
>> Please let us know if you run into any problems.  HappY ChucKing!
>>
>> Best,
>> ChucK Team
>> (Perry, Ananya, Phil, Adam, Ajay, Ge ...)
>>
>> ---
>> 1.2.0.0
>>
>>   SYNTAX and OPERATORS:
>>   - (added) +=>, operator : 2 +=> i; (also) -=>, *=>, /=>, %=>
>>   - (added) @=> for explicit assignment
>>     this is the only way to make object reference assignments
>>   - (added) implicit int to float casting
>>   - (changed) cast now look like: 1.1 $ (int) => int i;
>>   - (added) function call by chucking :
>>     // call
>>     (1,4) => math.rand2f => result;
>>     // same as
>>     math.rand2f(1,4) => result;
>>
>>   LANGUAGE:
>>   - (fixed) type system for existing types
>>   - (added) forward lookup of classes and functions (mutual recursion)
>>   - (added) stack overflow detection for massive recursion
>>
>>   DOCUMENTATION:
>>   - (added) language specification:
>>         http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/doc/language
>>
>>   COMMAND-LINE:
>>   - (added) --probe prints all audio and MIDI devices
>>   - (added) --log or --verbose logs compiler and virtual machine
>>   - (added) --logN or --verboseN multi level logging
>>     1 - least verbose
>>     10 - most verbose
>>
>>   OBJECTS:
>>   - (added) 'class' definitions : class X { int i; }
>>   - (added) 'extends' keyword : class Y extends Event { int i; }
>>   - (added) virtual/polymorphic inheritance
>>   - (added) added pre-constructors - code at class level
>>     gets run when object is instantiated
>>   - (added) function overloading :
>>     class X { fun void foo() { }  fun void foo( int y ) { } }
>>   - (added) base classes (can be extended):
>>     Object, Event, UGen
>>     see below
>>   - (added) base classes (cannot be extended):
>>     array, string
>>     see below
>>   - (added) member data
>>   - (added) static data
>>   - (added) member functions
>>   - (added) static functions
>>
>>   EVENTS:
>>   - (added) base Event class : Event e;
>>     can be used directly
>>     can be extended to custom events
>>     (see one_event_many_shreds.ck)
>>   - (added) waiting on event, chuck to now :
>>     e => now; // wait on e
>>   - (added) e.signal() wakes up 1 shred, if any
>>   - (added) e.broadcast() wakes up all shreds waiting on e
>>   - (added) class MidiEvent (see gomidi2.ck)
>>     alternative to polling.
>>   - (added) class OSCEvent
>>
>>   ARRAYS:
>>   - (added) arrays : int a[10]; float b[20]; Event e[2];
>>   - (added) multidimensional arrays : int a[2][2][2];
>>   - (added) associative arrays : int a[10]; 0 => a["foo"];
>>     all arrays are both int-indexed and associative
>>   - (added) array initialization : [ 1, 2, 3 ] @=> int a[];
>>   - (added) .cap() for array capacity
>>   - (added) .find() test if item is associative array
>>   - (added) .erase() erase item in associative array
>>
>>   UGENS:
>>   - (added) class UGen
>>     can be extended
>>   - (changed) all ugen parameters are now also functions:
>>     // set freq
>>     440 => s.freq => val;
>>     // same as...
>>     s.freq( 440 ) => val;
>>   - (changed) left-most parameters must now be called as functions
>>     // no longer valid
>>     f.freq => float val;
>>     // valid
>>     f.freq() => float val;
>>     // still ok
>>     440 => s.freq => float val;
>>
>>   SHREDS:
>>   - (added) class Shred
>>   - (added) .yield() .id()
>>
>>   STRINGS:
>>   - (added) class string
>>
>>   AUDIO:
>>   - (added) stereo
>>     all stereo unit generators have .left, .right, .pan functions
>>   - (changed) stereo ugen: dac (2 in, 2 out)
>>   - (changed) stereo ugen: adc (0 in, 2 out)
>>   - (added) stereo ugen: pan2 take mono or stereo input and pans
>>   - (added) stereo ugen: mix2 mix stereo input into mono
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> From: Ge Wang <gewang at CS.Princeton.EDU>
>> Date: August 25, 2005 6:12:07 AM PDT
>> To: ChucK Audio Programming Language Mailing List 
>> <chuck at lists.cs.princeton.edu>
>> Subject: [chuck] spork ~ chuck-users ( new mailing_list + more )
>>
>>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> Along with the new release, we have made a new mailing list 
>> (chuck-users), intended for specific questions and discussions about 
>> using chuck.  This list (chuck) will (soon) become a moderated, 
>> low-traffic mailing list intended for updates, announcements, 
>> tutorials, and low-bandwidth discussions.
>>
>> Hopefully the folks that are interested in chuck can remain on 
>> (chuck) without being potentially spammed too much, and those that 
>> have specific questions can fire away on (chuck-users) with a clean 
>> conscience!
>>
>> Additionally, we have been graciously given permission to abuse an 
>> entity called 'soup kitchen'.  It is the state-of-the-art in 
>> anti-social networking.  It contains many nice features (all 
>> conversations are by default world-readable, optional email 
>> notification of new replies to topics, and is rather elegant) that 
>> may be to useful as a semi-realtime semi-anonymous forum.  The 
>> author, Visnu Pitiyanuvath, will work with us to further enhance the 
>> site to make it more useful and fun.
>>
>> Links to all the lists and soup kitchen can be found here:
>>
>>     http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/community.html
>>
>> Join, if you like.  Have fun!
>>
>> Best,
>> ChucK Team
>>
>>
>>
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