Hi Stephen;
Thanks for publishing Siren.
I created a script to auto-build a Siren image in VW7.5.
I found an additional needed prerequisite (GHTools.pcl), and a couple that
can be removed (Boss.pcl and XML.pcl, brought in by other parcels).
(XMLTools???)
After it all loads, I get a dnu on #initializeEventLists,
in SirenSession class>>initialize
What am I missing?
Thanks!
- Arden Thomas
[hidden email]
Below is the script I am using to automate the build, on Windows.
See:
http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/userblogs/arden/blogView?showComments=true&printTitle=How_cool_is_that&entry=3356237689
http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/blog/blogView?showComments=true&printTitle=Automating_Development_image_Builds&entry=3355063296
BuildSiren.cmd
..\bin\win\visual.exe visual.im -filein buildSiren.st
buildSiren.st
"Build a Siren image. NOTE: If you aren't on Windows, do a global
search/replace of the backslash with the appropriate character - a / on
anything but Mac 8/9, which should be a : This script also assumes that you
unzipped the source, and moved everything from vw75 into your VW image
directory"
"To use this script, simply start your base image with this command line:
visual visual.im -filein build-bf.st"
| profile |
"save image"
ObjectMemory saveAs: 'Siren' thenQuit: false.
"Load Store parcels"
#(
'$(VISUALWORKS)\contributed\PostgreSQL\StoreForPostgreSQL.pcl'
"'$(VISUALWORKS)\parcels\Boss.pcl'"
'$(VISUALWORKS)\dllcc\DLLCC.pcl'
'$(VISUALWORKS)\advanced\AllAdvancedTools.pcl'
'$(VISUALWORKS)\net\HTTP.pcl'
"'$(VISUALWORKS)\parcels\XML.pcl'"
'$(VISUALWORKS)\contributed\Heeg\ComposedTextEditor.pcl'
'$(VISUALWORKS)\contributed\Heeg\GHTools.pcl'
) do: [:each |Parcel loadParcelFrom: each].
"Read in your Store settings - must have saved them first"
Store.RepositoryManager importRepositoriesFromXmlOn: 'repositories.xml'
asFilename readStream.
Store.Policies prerequisitePolicy versionSelection: #latest.
"load from Store - connect to public store first"
profile := Store.RepositoryManager repositories
detect: [:each | 'CincomPublicRepository' = each name]
ifNone: [nil].
profile ifNil: [^self].
Store.DbRegistry connectTo: profile.
"now load from store"
(Store.Bundle newestVersionWithName: 'SmaCC') loadSrc.
(Store.Bundle newestVersionWithName: 'SWIG') loadSrc.
(Store.Package newestVersionWithName: 'Siren') loadSrc.
"disconnect"
Store.DbRegistry disconnect.
"Open the Application"
"save image"
ObjectMemory saveAs: 'Siren' thenQuit: true.
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Travis Pope [mailto:
[hidden email]]
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 10:30 PM
To:
[hidden email]
Subject: Siren 7.5 Announcement
Hello all,
Siren 7.5 is now available!
The Siren system is an open-source general-purpose software framework for
sound and music composition and production; it is a collection of about
375 classes written in the Smalltalk programming language and intended for
use with for the VisualWorks Smalltalk system (though most of it is
portable to other dialects of Smalltalk). Siren includes cross-platform
support for MIDI and audio I/O; the source code and documentation files
are all available from the Siren home page at
http://FASTLabInc.com/SirenTo get the entire release, grab
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Siren7.5.zipSiren Documentation
Siren 7.5 includes a set of new documentation, including an update on-line
workbook,
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Workbook/Siren7.5.Workbook.htmla complete reference manual,
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Manual/index.htmla brief paper on the recent updates,
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Doc/STP_ICMC07_Siren.pdfa detailed book chapter on the framework,
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Doc/SirenBookChapter.pdfand an hour-long in-depth video introduction available in lo-fi (94 MB)
and hi-fi (240 MB) versions at
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Siren7.5.Demo-lo-res.movand
http://FASTLabInc.com/Siren/Siren7.5.Demo-hi-res.movrespectively.
What's New?
Many parts of Siren were upgraded, enhanced, or rewritten for the 7.5
release. All of the external interfaces (e.g., for sound I/O, MIDI, FFTW,
and other external libraries) have been rewritten to be more portable and
robust. The entire EventScheduler has been updated, and there are several
new packages, such as the CSL and Loris application packages.
In addition to this, Francois Pachet's pitch class framework was ported
from his MusEs system. The support for OpenSoundControl has been updated
and improved, so that Siren can serve as an OSC-generating client for
servers written in several languages, such as CSL and SuperCollider.
Two new tools - the SirenUtility and the SirenTransport - have been added
to assist users with general environment maintenance and with session
state, and data persistency has been incorporated into the SirenSession
class. Lastly, the documentation, including the web pages, the on-line
Siren workbook, and the complete reference manual, have been greatly
enhanced in Siren 7.5.
The new release also includes compiled binary releases of the support
frameworks Siren uses (PortAudio, PortMIDI, FFTW, etc), which are
available at
http://FASTLabInc.com/CSL/CSL_Libs.tgzTo join the Siren mailing list, please use the web form at
http://create.ucsb.edu/mailman/listinfo/SqueakAudiostp
--
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