[linux-audio-dev] [ANN] Faust Online

Dear All, A completely rewritten Faust website is available at http://faudiostream.sourceforge.net or at http://faust.grame.fr . Its main feature is the possibility to use the Faust compiler online, via the web pages, without having to install it on your machine. The website contains a small catalog of softwares written in Faust. Each software is available to download in various binary formats (Linux/i386) : * standalone applications : alsa-gtk, jack-gtk, oss-gtk, libsndfile command line * plugins : ladspa, puredata, Q, supercollider The SVG block-diagrams of each software are also available ('->svg' link). These block-diagrams were generated by the Faust compiler using the -svg option. You can navigate down the hierarchy of block diagrams by clicking on the blue boxes. A click on the white background allows to move up. Another link, the '->code' link, allows to view and edit the Faust code of the application. It is useful to learn how a specific application is written in Faust. But the funny part is to modify the Faust code to your needs. You can then recompile it and look at the generated C++ code or at the corresponding SVG block-diagrams. Once your Faust program successfully compile, you can choose the appropriate architecture and download a 'source' tar.gz file that contains the C++ code and a Makefile, or directly a binary file for Linux/i386. Please note that for puredata, the binary file is a tar.gz archive that packs together the plugin and a user interface patch, thanks to Albert Graef 'faust2pd' patch generator. For supercollider it is also a tar.gz archive that packs together the plugin and a class description, thanks to Stefan Kersten 'faust2sc' class generator. Please note also that the website is still experimental and probably not very robust. To navigate the website use the navigation buttons on the left, the back and forward buttons will not work very well. Yann