[chuck-users] +=> now;

Juan-Pablo Caceres jcaceres at ccrma.Stanford.EDU
Wed Oct 31 15:45:39 EDT 2007


Hi,

Some examples on papers 2004, like this one, 
http://soundlab.cs.princeton.edu/publications/on-the-fly_nime2004.pdf

use things like:
100::ms +=> now;

I don't understand exactly the meaning of that, but I think it should be 
the same as:
100::ms => now;

Is that notation depreciated? Because that line is crashing ChucK, this 
simple program:
//----------------------
<<< "now" >>>;
1::second +=> now;
//----------------------

Gives a segmentation fault message (on Linux at least).

Thanks for your help,
Juan-Pablo



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