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 ======Faust Online======
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-  * http://faust.grame.fr/
-This interactive Web site, offers the possibility to use the Faust compiler online, without having to install it on your machine.
-The website contains a small catalog of softwares written in Faust. Each
+This interactive Web site offers the possibility to write your own audio applications or plugins using the Faust compiler online.
-software is available to download in various binary formats (Linux/i386) :
-    * standalone applications : alsa-gtk, jack-gtk, oss-gtk, libsndfile
+The website contains a catalog of applications written in Faust. Choose the application you are interested in, and follow the '->code' link. This will lead you to the Online Compiler where you can view.  edit and even recompile the corresponding application.
-command line
-    * plugins : ladspa, puredata, Q, supercollider
-The SVG block-diagrams of each software are also available ('->svg'
+Various source and binary formats are available :
-link). These block-diagrams were generated by the Faust compiler using
+    * standalone applications : alsa-gtk, jack-gtk, oss-gtk
-the -svg option. You can navigate down the hierarchy of block diagrams
+    * plugins : ladspa, puredata, Q, supercollider, Max/MSP
-by clicking on the blue boxes. A click on the white background allows to
-move up.
-Another link, the '->code' link, allows to view and edit the Faust code
-of the application. It is useful to learn how a specific application is
-written in Faust. But the funny part is to modify the Faust code to your
-needs. You can then recompile it and look at the generated C++ code or
-at the corresponding SVG block-diagrams.
-Once your Faust program successfully compile, you can choose the
+Choose the desired format with the 'Architecture' popup menu. Then press the 'See C++ code' to generate the corresponding C++ program.
-appropriate architecture and download a 'source' tar.gz file that
-contains the C++ code and a Makefile, or directly a binary file for
-Linux/i386.
+It is also possible to generate graphical block-diagrams using the 'SVG Diagram' button. You can navigate down the hierarchy of block diagrams by clicking on blue boxes. A click on the white background allows to move up.
- new software packages, new plugins for **Pd** and **SuperCollider3** \\
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+{{tag>JACK synthesis_and_composition_packages development dsp}}
-{{tag>New_Additions_for_Winter_2006-2007}}
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-~~META:desc=new interactive Web site, new software packages, new plugins for Pd and SuperCollider3 ~~
+~~META:desc=Online Faust Compiler to write your own audio applications or plugins  ~~
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