If the python stuff is only for the gui and
non-realtime stuff, this is a
very
practical approach. There are quite a few people doing that. I believe
Fons'
session managment and assorted apps are running that way (altough he
doesn't
seem to release them). Some of my prototype apps for the next-generation
JackMix are built that way. And I would have done this for my
university-job
project had I learned python earlier.
Doing applications in python with the sound-stuff happening in a separate
C-
compiled thread) gives that advantage that you can implement the apps as
modules and run them either stand-alone or within a bigger controlling
app.
Thanks. If you have any, or know of any, examples I'd love to look at them.
Iain