VST Plugins in OCaml

VST Plugins in OCaml

[David McClain]

Any musicians out there?

I just finished an OCaml framework (sans GUI) for VST Plugins in Windows. If
anyone has an interest in developing plugins with a robust VST interface, I
highly recommend OCaml over C or C++. FP is rich enough that I haven't found
the need for any OO yet. This framework is Functorized so that it can be
adapted readily to any specific VST plugin needs.

Drop me a line if you are interested in the sources and I'll either e-mail
them to you, or put them up on my website...

David McClain
Chief Technology Officer
Refined Audiometrics Laboratory
Tucson, AZ USA

http://refined-audiometrics.com

Re: [Caml-list] VST Plugins in OCaml

[stefan kersten]

On Wed, Dec 07, 2005 at 05:53:36PM -0700, David McClain wrote:
> Any musicians out there?

sure ...

> I just finished an OCaml framework (sans GUI) for VST Plugins in Windows. If
> anyone has an interest in developing plugins with a robust VST interface, I
> highly recommend OCaml over C or C++. FP is rich enough that I haven't found
> the need for any OO yet. This framework is Functorized so that it can be
> adapted readily to any specific VST plugin needs.

sounds good. i'm just beginning to discover ocaml; can the
runtime system guarantee adherence to realtime constraints
in the VST callback?

> Drop me a line if you are interested in the sources and I'll either e-mail
> them to you, or put them up on my website...

i'd definately be interested!

<sk>

Re: [Caml-list] VST Plugins in OCaml

[Nathaniel Gray]

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I would be curious to at least look at the code, though I don't have much
time for music these days.

On 12/8/05, stefan kersten <steve@k-hornz.de> wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 07, 2005 at 05:53:36PM -0700, David McClain wrote:
> > Any musicians out there?
>
> sure ...
>
> > I just finished an OCaml framework (sans GUI) for VST Plugins in
> Windows. If
> > anyone has an interest in developing plugins with a robust VST
> interface, I
> > highly recommend OCaml over C or C++. FP is rich enough that I haven't
> found
> > the need for any OO yet. This framework is Functorized so that it can be
> > adapted readily to any specific VST plugin needs.
>
> sounds good. i'm just beginning to discover ocaml; can the
> runtime system guarantee adherence to realtime constraints
> in the VST callback?
>
> > Drop me a line if you are interested in the sources and I'll either
> e-mail
> > them to you, or put them up on my website...
>
> i'd definately be interested!
>
> <sk>
>
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