Re: PenguinSound

[Christian Reiniger <warewolf@mayn.de>]

Peter Burns wrote:
>This is just a little message to let anybody who cares, hear about what

Great to hear from you again :)

>tool kit called fltk and I have using that to develop applications for
>PenguinSound. I have developed a cd player, a sample editor and the
>beginnings of a module tracker. I added Filter and Generator functors,
>fixed a few bugs, and added some new ones. I wrote a sample display
>widget, a piano key widget, a whole lot of filter property dialogs,
>
>I have placed some archives of my source at
>http://members.xoom.com/pcburns/PenguinSound/ . The source archive
>structure is a bit of a mess, the PenguinFile source is included, but
>has been removed from the makefiles (I don't use it and I want to keep
>build times down.) The archive includes my module player code in a
>directory with a separate autoconf/automake setup. It also includes
>Maarten de Boer's Fl_Envelope widget. After a bit of a cleanup I would
>like to place it in a source repository. I stopped putting stuff in
>penguinplay's cvs repository after I found out that PenguinPlay was
>dead. Would it be better to apply to sourceforge for project space? I

I think so. Putting it into the PPlay repository certainly is a bad
choice.

>may do that just to gain some visibility, and hopefully some help.

Just drop me a line when you want me to write a LGDC news item about it.

-- 
Christian Reiniger
Coordinator, LGDC (http://sunsite.auc.dk/lgdc/)

Pretty cool, the kind of power information technology puts in our hands
these days.

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