Electronic Music

I found some major bugs in the csound ifn parser that I have fixed.. For some reason duplicate lines were printed out and commas were causing crashes
ifn parser

Labels: csound, ifn

I recently discovered the python like nimrod programming language. It looks like it is alot further along than shedskin as far as being able to use it in parsers exc. It compiles to linux, mac and windows. I am also going to change the license on it to a dual gpl, proprietary language as long as the documentation is distributed along with it and credit is given for the parser. I will be giving nimrod an exception since they did alot of the work it is o.k. with me for them to include it in the docs. This is an untested version that is said to compile..

http://force7.de/heimdall/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=45&sid=bb6389809ada2be10bc052098d432bc4

Labels: csound, ifn, nimrod programming language

Command line csound parsing



This will parse a csound file and add a number to the so called ifn (the function number) in the orc. file.. Not all commands will follow the rule that is used in this "parser".. for extra credit find a parser that follows the rules of another group of commands...

The file is cross platform and should run on any platform that csound runs on including cell phones (if that is usefull).. distributed by permission only, The csd file is from csound and goes by thier licince (I don't get backing from a university)

Labels: csound, ifn, parsing