On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Thomas Grill wrote:
Hi Thomas, and all
This will require A LOT of patience since i don't even know about any plans of mine.
I was making reference (in a cheeky way) to something you said Oct 3rd:
grill wrote:
"The latter of course takes us to another level. If sample computation be realized in a Python external, how should the API look like? I haven't spent much of a thought on that but now i see the possibilities thank you for the pointer, David! For a general approach the Boodler interface style doesn't seem to be well fitted... it only supports 2 channels and 16 bits. I think i study the stuff a bit more and then try to implement a general signal interface for pyext (which could in a further step be specialized for the Boodler case)."
so I suppose the 'signal interface' is what I was talking about. Incidentally, I've now realised that trying to cope with onboard laptop sound when trying things like boodler+pd+whatever is too much, and that using something like the pcmcia hammerfall and assigning channels is far saner. Don't like throwing money at problems, but programming C for Jack is totally beyond me.
either way, I'm having too much fun with pyext as it is to complain!
just a' wishin', is all.
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