It looks cool. I've been wanting to give this space a shot myself, because I've noticed the same issues with DSP languages: they're too academic, run like indefinite research projects instead of infrastructure.
A few questions:
- Does it have a formal specification? I need backward compatibility guarantees if I'm going to build apps with it.
- How does it hook into system level code? For instance, if you're writing an LV2 plugin, how do you hook up parameters? Is it like Faust in that it tries to be a "plugin language", or does it make fewer assumptions about the target platform?
- Related: is the generated C code kosher for embedded systems? (Let me control the memory allocation.)
A few questions:
- Does it have a formal specification? I need backward compatibility guarantees if I'm going to build apps with it.
- How does it hook into system level code? For instance, if you're writing an LV2 plugin, how do you hook up parameters? Is it like Faust in that it tries to be a "plugin language", or does it make fewer assumptions about the target platform?
- Related: is the generated C code kosher for embedded systems? (Let me control the memory allocation.)
- Can it be used to make a sampler?