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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 2:45 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread

Yes, you're right. It's the second latest version. I used the SPEC files to compile the latest as RPMs. For those who want it, PM me.
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 3:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread

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1.2.1.2
- (added) dynamic, resizable arrays
.size( int ) resizes array; .size() returns current size()
<< operator appends new elements into array
.popBack() pops the last element of the array, reducing size by 1
.clear() zero's out elements of the array
(see examples/array/
array_dyanmic.ck
array_resize.ck)
- (added) new UAna: FeatureCollector
turns UAna input into a single feature vector, upon .upchuck()
new UAna: Flip
turns audio samples into frames in the UAna domain
new UAna: pilF
turns UAna frames into audio samples, via overlap add
new UAna: AutoCorr
computes the autocorrelation of UAna input
new UAna: XCorr
computes the cross correlation of the first two UAna input
- (added) UGen.isConnectedTo( Ugen ) // is connected to another ugen?
- (added) UAna.isUpConnectedTo( UAna ) // is connected to another uana via =^?
- (added) int Shred.done() // is the shred done?
int Shred.running() // is the shred running?
- (added) int Math.ensurePow2( int )
- (added) Math.INFINITY, Math.FLOAT_MAX, Math.FLOAT_MIN_MAG, Math.INT_MAX
- (added) TriOsc.width(), PulseOsc.width(), SawOsc.width(), SqrOsc.width()
- (added) Std.system(string) is now disabled by default, to enable: specify
the --caution-to-the-wind command line flag, for example:
%> chuck --caution-to-the-wind --loop
- (removed) SqrOsc.width( float ), width is always .5
- (fixed) it's now (again) possible to multiply connect
two UGen's
- (fixed) OS X only: sudden-motion-sensor HID no longer
introduces audio dropouts below peak CPU usage
due to added centralized polling;
added static Hid.globalPollRate( dur ) to control
the central SMS polling's rate
- (fixed) Windows only: implementation of array via STL vector::reserve()
has been replaced with a more compatible approach (see chuck_oo.cpp)
- (fixed) dac amplitude no longer halved!
NOTE: this increases the gain from before by
a factor of 2, or roughly 6 dB!! BEWARE!!
- (fixed) corrected order of shred/ugen dealloc in VM destructor,
preventing a potential crash during shutdown
- (fixed) UAna can now upchuck() at now==0
- (fixed) STK Chorus UGen now has reasonable defaults
.max( dur, float ) for initializing to delay/depth limits
.baseDelay( dur ) sets current base delay
- (fixed) dur +=> now no longer crashes
- (fixed) ADSR now returns attackTime, decayTime, and releaseTime that corresponds
to the duration-based setting functions (internally multiplied by SR)
(thanks Eduard)
- (fixed) STK Mandolin no longer plays without explicit noteOn
- (fixed) unsporked Shred instances now given id == 0 (thanks Kassen)
- (fixed) typos in ugen_xxx.cpp and chuck-specific rtaudio.cpp (/moudi)


Based on that I'd say it is quite worthwhile to run the latest version unless you find GCC and getting some dependencies very scary.

Maybe what we need is a tutorial on how to build ChucK on Debian or Fedora that doesn't assume the user has ever heard of GCC, manually installed a library or even used the terminal.

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