Closed falkTX closed 2 years ago
For info, symbol
is a custom attribute that faustpp refers to, never used by regular faust.
It's there to permit attribute ID stability.
But you must be right regarding cid
probably, i'll give that a look.
In honesty, what i'm really having a look at is a python rewrite, this will simplify a lot of things.
If possible to use only python built-ins would be nice.
The current faustpp binary, as user of it, works quite well tbh. It being a single, self-contained binary is quite nice.
This would take care of the boost problem and the windows problem in one go, and not to mention the template library which actually is maintained.
@falkTX the python rewrite is made, please give a it a try if you don't mind
you rewrote it in a single day/night ?
was not expecting that at all! will try it later today
It's a quite simple program. Largely untested yet, but output is looking alright
well, it has been working quite nicely. what I feel is missing at the moment is standardizing the extra faustpp "extensions" so we can build consistent templates.
as I see it, we should be able to describe any property that a final plugin needs from faustpp. stuff like all author fields (homepage and email), lv2 and vst3 categories, parameter/port groups and similar.
what I feel is missing at the moment is standardizing the extra faustpp "extensions" so we can build consistent templates.
Standardizing these attributes could definitely be useful to faust itself, if it implements these in its own plugin generators.
parameter/port groups and similar.
I certainly though about ports, but as far as i can tell, there does not yet exist a very clean way to assign attributes to Audio In and Outs.
machine code aka symbols cannot start with numbers, so typically we use
_1
,_2
etc for those. problem in faustpp is that usingcid("1")
andcid("2")
results in the same output, that being a single underscore.this is seen in a real case with stuff like
cid(w.meta.symbol|default(w.label))
and label is a single digit string.obviously providing a symbol fixes the issue, but old/existing dsp files do not have it.