Thanks to Marc and others who offered advice, I completed my little project to make an iTunes visualizer plugin with a Scheme REPL. I had previously got it working with Tiny Scheme, but wanted a more robust Scheme implementation, with a compiler. For anyone interested, you can download scmviz.tar.gzhttp://www.pixpopuli.com/Downloads/scmviz.tar.gz
If you download it and unpack the archive, you'll find a README file with instructions.
Note this currently only supports intel Macs running OSX 10.5 or later.
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You can play music and watch the pretty pictures, or add your own code in scheme to make it work differently. There's a programming guide along with some sample code to get you started. All you need is a text editor.
This is my first project embedding Gambit as a library, and I'm very impressed. It went together with no problems at all. I made a few hooks into the Quartz 2D framework for generating the graphics, but it's not by any means a complete interface.
Neil Baylis
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On 7-Nov-08, at 2:38 AM, Neil Baylis wrote:
Thanks to Marc and others who offered advice, I completed my little project to make an iTunes visualizer plugin with a Scheme REPL. I had previously got it working with Tiny Scheme, but wanted a more robust Scheme implementation, with a compiler.
For anyone interested, you can download scmviz.tar.gz
If you download it and unpack the archive, you'll find a README file with instructions.
Note this currently only supports intel Macs running OSX 10.5 or
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This sounds really neat... but I couldn't get it to work on my Mac. I'm a bit surprised at the small size of the executable. Do you need to install Gambit in a special place?
Marc
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