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Thanks everyone. Yeah, I did think of using osc to make some kind of

message passing protocal, but also wondered if that would get restrictive.

Wow, this thread gives me a lot to think about.
Paul, would it be practical/possible to have the python process allowed to

read the shared memory only? Does that simplify the locking problems, or

not really? I could imagine that I could do what I want pretty well by

doing read-copy-send messages back to engine. But obviously some of you

have thought a lot harder about this.
thanks

iain
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Harry van Haaren wrote:
> Paul C,

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>

> I seem to remeber getting into Jack programming using a Jack module for

> python... just looked it up from my backup of programming projects,

> "pyjack" is the name of the module, i was using version 0.1 at the time. It

> allows capture / playback of "standard" python arrays of floats.

>

> Project is currently located at:

> http://sourceforge.net/projects/py-jack/files/py-jack/  and is at version

> 0.5.2.

>

> HTH, -Harry

>

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Thanks everyone. Yeah, I did think of using osc to make some kind of m=

essage passing protocal, but also wondered if that would get restrictive. W=

ow, this thread gives me a lot to think about.=A0

Paul, would it be practical/possible to have the python process allowe=

d to read the shared memory only? Does that simplify the locking problems, =

or not really? I could imagine that I could do what I want pretty well by d=

oing read-copy-send messages back to engine. But obviously some of you have=

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thanksiainOn Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Harry van Haaren <harryhaaren@gmail.co=

m> wrote:

Paul C,I seem to remeber getting in=

to Jack programming using a Jack module for python... just looked it up fro=

m my backup of programming projects, "pyjack" is the name of the =

module, i was using version 0.1 at the time. It allows capture / playback o=

f "standard" python arrays of floats.
Project is currently located at:http://sourceforge.net/pr=

ojects/py-jack/files/py-jack/=A0 and is at version 0.5.2.HTH, -=

Harry
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