10 Feb
2004
10 Feb
'04
12:40 p.m.
Dave Phillips <dlphilp(a)bright.net> writes:
The problem with lisp and other modern languages are the issues with garbage
collection which might arise in real time use.
Immanuel
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Kjetil Svalastog Matheussen wrote:
Hmm, I would
rather reccomend common lisp/scheme or python than
c/c++ and java for music purposes. C are fine for making hardware drivers,
c++ can be fine if you need OO to C, and java is horrible in all possible
ways. My opinion. :)
Note that I'm not recommending them for music purposes (that's what
the sound & music languages are for anyway) and that I purposely
omitted the scripting languages.
And yes, I would agree re: Lisp. In fact, on an extreme day I might
say "Forget all the rest and just go learn Lisp"... ;)