Nice. This was scratching an itch of mine to build a looping device with an Raspberry Pi + some gui software. This is a nice start for it as it has gui code as well as it goes in the direction of audio. I tested you PSTK code under raspbian and once you compiled chicken 5 manually, your bleep example runs fine.Thanks!
Sounds like an interesting project. If you're focus is audio, unless you're dead set on using Chicken, you might want to take a look at Racket or Common Lisp. They both have bindings to PortAudio that will allow you to work at a higher level instead of having to muck around with C pointers.
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Nice. This was scratching an itch of mine to build a looping device with an Raspberry Pi + some gui software. This is a nice start for it as it has gui code as well as it goes in the direction of audio. I tested you PSTK code under raspbian and once you compiled chicken 5 manually, your bleep example runs fine.Thanks!
Sounds like an interesting project. If you're focus is audio, unless you're dead set on using Chicken, you might want to take a look at Racket or Common Lisp. They both have bindings to PortAudio that will allow you to work at a higher level instead of having to muck around with C pointers.