Re: What is best way? Octave/ASIO or .EXE/ASIO-octave module

[Stefan van der Walt]

Hi Robert

I am not exactly sure what you would like to do.  But if you have the
C++ code to access your soundcard, you can simply wrap it as an
oct-file.

See http://wiki.octave.org (search for DaCodaAlFine).

Regards
Stefan

On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 09:52:46AM -0800, Macy wrote:
> Which is the better structure for exercising ASIO sound
> board? 
> 
> Option 1 
> Octave script file running compiled ASIO C++ module.
> 
> Option 2
> .EXE program containing compiled octave script.
> 
> I prefer option 1.  How do I do it?
> 
>      - Robert -
> PS  running octave 2.1.50a-inst.exe binary installed in
> Windows XP.   
> 
> 
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