Developing ChucK

[Frostburn]

I need some speed for my anti-aliased oscillators and waveshapers so I'm thinking of tackling my C++ illiteracy and extending ChucK.
I'll also try to fix how oscillator phase is handled at the moment (phases out of [0.0, 1.0] range don't work as expected, ie. warp back to said range. Should also fix FM modulation with negative frequencies)
Who should I contact, if anyone at the moment?
Where do I post the fixes when they're done?
Anything I should know before starting to work with the source?

[Kassen]

Cool!

I'd start with the improvements, then move on to including new Ugens in the source. If you have some results that work I suppose the thing to do is send it to the -dev list or Ge personally.

If you would get stuck I suppose the -dev list would be the place to go but I don't think that list is aimed as DSP in C++ tutorials or C syntax, it's probably the perfect place for questions on how the insides of ChucK actually work though,

I have no idea what the conditions for access to the versioning system thingy is, probably speaking C++ is a part of those :¬) I think the main thing is getting your code to work, partially because that's what you want in the first place.

I suppose you could mail Ge about what you want to implement and how to make sure there's a demand for such oscillators to avoid disappointments?

Oh, and if you do succeed in getting a new Ugen to work, could you document the steps you took? I'd be quite interested in that.

[renderful]

I'd love to hear about your progress, as I am also thinking of extending Chuck in a few ways. The C++ Ugen sources for the STK are amazingly helpful. Keep us updated!

[Frostburn]