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DJing system written in Common Lisp? - 2006/02/02 23:13

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Recently, I've been playing around with common lisp and the common lisp music system when an idea struck me, what about a DJing system written in common lisp? It wouldn't be that hard to do, especially since common lisp supports calling C functions, so all someone would need to do is write wrappers for the JACK, mad, and other libraries, write the lisp code that makes the whole thing work, compile and install. What do you think? should I try and do this or do I need to file the idea in /dev/null?

DJing system written in Common Lisp? - 2006/02/09 23:36

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Well... writing a program is not so simple as one can think ;-P

If you are able to write Lisp code... I suggest to be quick! ;-D

DJing system written in Common Lisp? - 2006/04/16 13:10

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hi there,i know this response is not exactly 'timely' but i have been super0busy at school ....

what do you think of GUILE ?? i posted here awhile ago about the possibiltiy of making a software that used guile
along with GSTREAMER ,a powerful media playback system

since then,ive found that the gstreamer-bindings for guile needed are out of date,gstreamer development is too FAST !!! that means ,cant make gst_calls direct from guile (scheme) unless u want to re-write the bindings, but,, even still guile allow programmers create flexible applications, it could be used as a nice "extension language" for the software,users could "extend" large parts of the functionality without needing to 'recompile',and of course, custom gstreamer "C" code could be called from the user-scripted parts cheers! -havokok2

http://www.openjay.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=148

DJing system written in Common Lisp? - 2006/04/27 04:13

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After several attempts and a small eating binge, I've decided that this idea should have been sent streight to /dev/null where it belongs in the first place.