fggp / go-csperfthread

Go binding for the csound helper class CsoundPerformanceThread

Go Binding for the Csound helper class CsoundPerformanceThread

This wrapper is still very experimental. It has been tested only on Linux. It needs a proper installation of Csound with header files in the include path in the csound directory (e.g. csound/csound.h). libcsound64 and libcsnd6 have to be in the PATH.

You can install this package with go get:

go get github.com/fggp/go-csperfthread

Or you can download a zip archive of the project using the 'Download ZIP' button on the right. You'll get a zip file named 'go-csperfthread-master.zip'. Decompressing it you'll get a directory named 'go-csperfthread-master'. Rename this directory to 'go-csperfthread' and move it to '$GOPATH/src/github/fggp'. Enter into the '$GOPATH/src/github/fggp/go-csperfthread' directory. You can eventually adapt the #cgo directives in csnd.go to your system. Finally install the package with go install.

This wrapper is intended to be used with a double build of Csound.

Go version 1.2 or higher is needed for the C++ support of go build

go-csperfthread's Issues

Installing csperfthred

I get error when running go install in csperfthred, also when running example04.go(same error).

src/github.com/fggp/go-csperfthread

./csound_pt.cpp: In function ‘void CsoundPTrecord(Cpt, const char*, int)’:
./csound_pt.cpp:83:3: error: ‘string’ is not a member of ‘std’
std::string fname(filename);
^
./csound_pt.cpp:83:15: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘fname’
std::string fname(filename);
^
./csound_pt.cpp:84:8: error: ‘class CsoundPerformanceThread’ has no member named ‘Record’
cpt->Record(fname, numbufs);
^
./csound_pt.cpp:84:15: error: ‘fname’ was not declared in this scope
cpt->Record(fname, numbufs);
^
./csound_pt.cpp: In function ‘void CsoundPTstopRecord(Cpt)’:
./csound_pt.cpp:90:8: error: ‘class CsoundPerformanceThread’ has no member named ‘StopRecord’
cpt->StopRecord();
^

But go-csnd6 works perfectly on my computer. Im using Fedora 20.

Anyway, thanks for this API for go, Im exploring the possibilities of go with csound :)