[linux-audio-dev] Re: [RFC] Lite OSC API - Linux-audio-dev

27 Jan 2004

rd(a)alphalink.com.au:
...
   For what
scheme implementation are you using? And where can I
 get what you are using? 
 I use Matthew Flatt's mzscheme, which is part of the PLT project, see
 <www.plt-scheme.org>.  I run it with a two line patch to put the Boehm
 GC into incremental mode.

 There is a pre-release archive at <www.alphalink.com.au/~rd>.  I have 
Thanks, I'm looking at it now. I was hoping you would have used
guile instead so that I could use it in pure data, so I was a bit
dissapointed.

...
  used this and James McCartney's SC3 synthesis
server, see
 <supercollider.sf.net>,  as my work environment for over a year and it is
 stable, however unless there is a particular affinity for Lisp I would
 recommend using James McCartney's Smalltalk dialect as a language
 client.

Actually, I'm currently using python and pure data to access the SC3 synth
engine. Look at the supercollider module in the pure-data cvs repository.
But it would be nice to use scheme as well as python.

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