Hi Fred Jan, I see you are also providing downloadables for creb's library. Have you been working on bug fixes and its help files as well (or planning to)?
I'd be glad to help managing ths library as well, I can work on help files. I also have a few bugs and suggestions.
I'd like to start with [cheby~], it works great for the most part actually, but it really should have a feature to normalize the chebyshev waveshaping table - this is because it'll blow up pretty badly when the given coefficients generate a table that goes over the -1 to 1 limit.
Since it's just too hard to calculate in your head the limits of the table when giving the coefficients, the object could do it for us. I assume that normalizing the table in the code is trivial. Perhaps a flag/message sent to the object could turn normalization on/off.
cheers
Hi Alexandre,
Hi Fred Jan, I see you are also providing downloadables for creb's library. Have you been working on bug fixes and its help files as well (or planning to)?
No. The chaos, creb and mrpeach binary distributions are part of the demonstration package for pdlibbuilder, a new build package designed to replace the template makefile system from pd-extended.
For now, I have enough to do on cyclone. I might submit an occasional patch if I find an issue elsewhere (like the garray_getarrayfloats() problems), but do not intend to maintain more libraries for now.
I'd be glad to help managing ths library as well, I can work on help files. I also have a few bugs and suggestions.
By all means, submit them. Once you have a good description of the behaviour and its problems, you are more than halfway in fixing the actual code!
I'd like to start with [cheby~], it works great for the most part actually, but it really should have a feature to normalize the chebyshev waveshaping table - this is because it'll blow up pretty badly when the given coefficients generate a table that goes over the -1 to 1 limit.
Since it's just too hard to calculate in your head the limits of the table when giving the coefficients, the object could do it for us. I assume that normalizing the table in the code is trivial. Perhaps a flag/message sent to the object could turn normalization on/off.
cheers
Greetings,
Fred Jan