[Stk] Tentative question - porting Stk

[Steven Backer]

Hi Ross,

I'm also very interested in this same thing.  In fact, I'm already
working on it for a project in an HCI class.  Tell me more about what
you had in mind...

My current plan is to try out the new "Granulate" instrument on a TI
C5410 DSP, and allow RT control with sliders, knobs, etc.

I'll report back in a month or so (or likely earlier if I need help with
the code :)

-Steven


On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 09:07 +0000, Ross Clement wrote:
> Hi. Could anyone comment on how difficult it might be to port Stk to
> other platforms? In particular, I'm looking around at DSP chips that can
> be used to build small physical devices. 
> 
> Note that the following "IFs" are VERY BIG IFs.
> 
> IF I found such a processor and IF that processor had a C++ compiler
> available and IF [to be honest] I could interest a student in doing so
> for their project THEN porting Stk to a processor/board combo designed
> here would be an interesting thing to do. I note that most Stk classes
> are platform independent, but am wondering how much would have to be
> changed.
> 
> Any comments on the difficulty of porting Stk? Due to all the IFs I'm
> only looking for single sentence overviews, not detailed plans.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ross-c
> 
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