I don't have anything that I can post right now.

I used HTML::Template on the C++ code, and I was in the process of switching to Text::Fillin when I stopped working on it. My code is from the early days of Jack when it was a moving target. I hope to get back to it someday and publish it in an updated form.

Our approaches are somewhat similar, and they are also similar to the PD (Pure Data) approach. The difference is that we like perl code, and PD uses a GUI instead.

I don't know if you are using the low-latency linux patches, etc, but if you are not, you should visit Planet CCRMA at home. The PlanetCCRMA web site and mailing list is a great place to find help and advice on linux audio development!

It should work perfectly the first time! - toma

In reply to Re^3: Insight needed: Perl, C, Gtk2, Audio, Threads, IPC & Performance - Oh My! by toma
in thread Insight needed: Perl, C, Gtk2, Audio, Threads, IPC & Performance - Oh My! by Joost

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