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Archive · 2010 3 old posts

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

fabb ·

hey there!

been away a while, much programming work with my studies to do. checked back to (FL)SM now and wondered if it was possible to integrate external dll functions or to develop one's own SM modules?

thanks! fabb

trogluddite ·

Sadly not - though there are many people here who would very much like to. AFAIK, the nearest you can get is to do a Shell Execute - but it is very SLOOOOOW, you need an intermediate file on disk to pass values back into SM, and there isn't even a way to tell when the execution has completed!

infuzion ·

fabb wrote: been away a while, much programming work with my studies to do. checked back to (FL)SM now and wondered if it was possible to integrate external dll functions or to develop one's own SM modules?

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