Code component ?

infuzion · 5 May 2005

I tried to do some programming, but the code part right now is just for formula, though you can trick it into simple IF-THEN statements. [old link]

I think Toby used Pascal for alot of his programming... SM code window seems to be based on C...

Nu Audio Science · 5 May 2005

Yeah tobys filter explorer outputs C syntax 🙂

infuzion · 5 May 2005

cool BTW, Tody seems to be working for a company writing audio code... hmmm... http://www.tobybear.de/news.html

a great list o'links:

http://www.niallmoody.com/ndcplugs/links.htm

malc · 5 May 2005

Hi guys and welcome to the forum! 🙂

I had a quick look at Filter Explorer. I haven't had a chance to try it yet but I reckon you could at least use the code it outputs as a starting point and then tweak it to fit with the Code Component syntax.

The Code Component language is C style in it's syntax. However, that's where comparisons with C end. The big difference is that you're programming for SSE and the language is just a wrapper to make the low-level assembler easier to code and easier to read.

As you've seen from the docs, you have to think about the fact that you are potentially addressing four channels at the same time and hence constructs like IF-THEN-ELSE need to be considered in that context.

Thanks for you interest

Nu Audio Science · 5 May 2005

As a non coder it may be the ideal place for me to start, I could make a filter in explorer and then try my best to convert it to SM.