[CM] which lisp

[Rick Taube]

with respect to cm, right now the rts scheduler works in SBCL, OPENMCL, 
Gauche Scheme (i think) and CMUCL (kind of). It should be possible to 
implement rts in a Guile with native threads, or any scheme that 
supports SRFI-21. But snd-rt already has rt going so presumably you 
dont need it. CM's Midi IO doesnt work in ANY scheme but only because I 
havent have time to port it. But neither Midishare's nor Portmidi's API 
is hard to implement in any reasonably competent FFI, so someone could 
do it -- I just havent had a chance to and would welcome the help.

btw i ported midishare and portmidi apis to CFFI, so they now work in 
Clisp, Lispworks and any other Lisp that CFFI supports. This means it 
will be possible to do interacitve midi from cm on Windows in a few 
weeks...


On Oct 30, 2005, at 11:29 AM, Ken wrote:

> Sorry for my vagueness.
> But this dosen't support the realtime (rts) stuff, correct?
> I definitely need midi controller support, midi manipuation/generation 
> etc.
> I'm just looking for a lisp synthesis system that can be midi 
> controlled.
> Michael Gogins was/is going to add Lisp bindings to Csound, but he was 
> going to target Guile, which excludes (rts) right?
>
> Thanks for your time,
> Ken
>
> Rick Taube wrote:
>
>> You should be able to load cm into any recent Guile. So if you have 
>> snd-rt then i would think you should be able to load cm into it:
>>
>> galen:~ hkt$ cm -l guile
>> ; loading guile.scm
>> ; loading loop.scm
>> ; loading level1.scm
>> ; loading utils.scm
>> ; loading mop.scm
>> ; loading objects.scm
>> ; loading io.scm
>> ; loading scheduler.scm
>> ; loading sco.scm
>> ; loading clm.scm
>> ; loading clm2.scm
>> ; loading midi1.scm
>> ; loading midi2.scm
>> ; loading midi3.scm
>> ; loading data.scm
>> ; loading scales.scm
>> ; loading spectral.scm
>> ; loading patterns.scm
>> ; loading osc.scm
>> ; loading sc.scm
>>
>>  /\\\
>> ---\\\---------
>> ----\\\--------
>> ----/\\\------- Common Music 2.7.0
>> ---/--\\\------
>> --/----\\\-----
>>  /      \\\/
>>
>> guile> (lisp-version)
>> "Guile 1.6.7"
>> guile>
>>
>>
>