9 Aug
2004
9 Aug
'04
1:21 p.m.
Alfons Adriaensen <fons.adriaensen(a)alcatel.be> writes:
Now the problem seems to be that sclang and scsynth do
not
talk to each other. How is the sclang -> scsynth UDP link
configured ?
It is automatically brought up if you call s.boot.
There is no option in sclang to set the port number it
sends to so
probably this is fixed.
No, the second argument to Server-boot is an optional
NetAddr instance, which you can use to connect to some server
running on a non-standard port or even on a remote host (not localhost).
OTOH, scsynth requires a port number for the -u
option, but what
should this be ?
As I said above, you usually don't start scsynth yourself, you
usually let sclang bring it up for you:
(
s.local.boot;
)
For more details, look at the Server and ServerOptions helpfile
(use C-c C-h in an Emacs SCEL buffer to access the helpfiles).
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