alainbonardi/abclib

Faust code for ambisonic and multi-channel mixed music

abclib's Issues

loading external error on windows11

I have put this externals distributed for max into my max8 package, but some objects are not loading properly and the following message appears in the console.

"Error 998 loading external abc_2d_scope2~"

Even if the error is not printed to the console and they are in the candidate list, they do not work properly.

My environment is Windows 11 (Alianware m15r3, i7-10750H) and Max8 (ver. 8.3.1).
I have tried to put only this in my packages, but it did not solve the problem. If you are still working on it, I would appreciate it if you could fix these problems.

Function coding

We've just updated the Contributing page here. This section may be of interest:

Functions with several parameters should better be written by putting the more constant parameters (like control, setup...) at the beginning of the parameter list, and audio signals to be processed at the end. This allows to do partial-application. So prefer the following clip(low, high, x) = min(max(x, low), high); form where clip(-1, 1) partially applied version can be used later on in different contexts, better than clip(x, low, high) = min(max(x, low), high); version.

(for exemple here: https://github.com/alainbonardi/abclib/blob/master/faustCodes/library/mm.lib#L72)

Are there docs?

Is there something like https://faustlibraries.grame.fr/ for abclib?

DSP code organisation

There is a lot of code duplication everywhere in the libraries, where the same DSP code is duplicated over and over, with only the actual use (with compile time defined parameters) that changes.
Why not sharing the code in libraries, as described here: https://faustdoc.grame.fr/manual/syntax/#library-expression ? see #2 as en example.

no max externals

Hi Alain, I'm super curious to try your work, it looks amazing.
Unfortunately, when I open the package in Max the externals are not loading. Looks like the externals (.mxo file) are missing, I can't find them anywhere.