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Tao version 1.0-beta
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10 May 2006
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This release includes a small optimisation to the position calculations for
the individual cells in an instrument which should speed up the simulation/
generation of samples a bit (on my machine, the pitches example goes down to
9s from 13s before). I've also added some documentation (what packages you
need on cygwin: CygwinPackageRequirements.txt, and a hand-holding walkthrough
of how to install it on OSX: doc/AdditionalInstallNotes.txt), and tidied up
the configure script a bit.
- Niall.
31 August 2005
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Sorry, that was stupid... The previous version would only have compiled
on OS X if you had X11 (and possibly Fink) installed. I've updated the
configure script so that it should compile on a stock mac now.
- Niall.
27 August 2005
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I've updated the configure script and user-scripts/tao.in so that it'll
now compile on OS X, as well as cygwin (without alteration - all the steps
that were outlined in CygwinNotes.txt are now automated).
- Niall Moody.
8 February 2005
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This is a (very) slightly updated version of Tao, made so it'll compile with
more recent versions of g++ (it really just replaces the use of the deprecated
strstream with the more recent sstream header). I've also added some notes on
how to get it running under Cygwin (it's really not that hard) - I would have
automated this in the configure script, but me and configure scripts just
don't seem to get along...
- Niall Moody at CMT (Centre for Music Technology), Glasgow University.
26 April 2000
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Please note: this is a beta release of Tao and as such there may still
be errors in the configure and build process or undiscovered bugs in
the software. The documentation is still very much a work in progress
and as such is likely to change quite a bit at the moment. However, even
in its present state it should tell you enough to get going.
The User Manual states that Tao's C++ API is fully documented. This will
eventually be true but at the moment it is most certainly not!
Please note also that the new 'diagnose-lib' shell script provided
for diagnosing configuration problems relating to dynamic link
libraries is not guaranteed to give correct results. It may be useful
but as with anything else in the Tao package, is not guaranteed to
be so.
I hope you can get Tao to work and find it useful.
Mark Pearson.