New subject: Linux-audio-user Digest, Vol 205, Issue 9

23 Mar 2024

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 Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2024 02:40:30 +0100 (CET)
 From: "Jeanette C." &lt;julien(a)mail.upb.de&gt;
 Subject: [LAU] compile Faust to a readline or ncurses program
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 Hey hey,
 there are many prepared scripts and code snippets to convert Faust .dsp files 
 to different applications, the faust2* ones.

 But even after looking around, I couldn't find a script to convert Faust code 
 to a readline application. The console applications, as far as I understand 
 them, will run, but offer no interaction at all, unless parameters can be 
 controlled through MIDI or OSC.

 So I wondered, if someone had written code to convert Faust to an interactive 
 console application of some kind, which could use either readline or perhaps a 
 simple ncurses interface to mainpulate parameters. In that case I don't mind 
 the intermediate language used, be it c, c++, rust or anything else, as long 
 as it will run as a straight program.

 Any hints and tips are welcome.

 Best wishes,

 Jeanette

Hi Jeanette,

The faust2alsaconsole, and more generally faustXXXconsole tools allow limited control, by
setting the value of each control at launch time. When foo.dsp is compiled, ./foo gives
you the exact name to be used for each control.

But feel free to improve all that for a more explicit control when running. 

Stéphane 

Re: Linux-audio-user Digest, Vol 205, Issue 9