1 Feb
2008
1 Feb
'08
2:52 p.m.
On Fri, 1 Feb 2008, Albert Graef wrote:
Ouch. I thought the Faust compiler was quite fast? (I've just
used the online compiler)
And I didn't think about C++. How much time does
the faust compilation and c++ compilation take?
More than 1 second on a fairly modern machine?
But even if its many seconds, I think its worth doing. :-)
Kjetil S. Matheussen wrote:
Exactly. Thats easy. My "unparser" for C also interprets
strings as C code, which can also be done for faust code,
so that way you also have a way to get full power from
the destination language.
The last sentence was extremely bad formulated. I
ment that
the syntax for accessing faust needs to be different, because
programming in snd is s-expressions based.
So what you need is an unparser for s-expressions that produces Faust's
infix syntax, this shouldn't be hard.
This whole
operation shouldn't take more than a few ms.
Hmm, the Faust compiler needs its time, as does the C++ compiler. I
don't think that you can achieve that right now.