Leonardo Laguna Ruiz

Hi @richvim, since the Arduinos are not very powerful for audio processing, I don't have a template for them. The Vult generated code can run without issues if you generate...

The code generated by the compiler is C++. If you want to call if from C it is necessary to make wrappers for the C++ functions. Take a look at...

Hi @shakfu , I have fixed the compilation issue. However, for Vult v1 I have changed the way PD objects are created. If you want to give a try to...

The code that Vult generates is still processor independent. I made a test some time ago with one of the old XMOS processors I had and it works correctly. What...

As mentioned before, the currently generated code compiles correctly in XMOS devices but it does not uses any of the custom XMOS instructions. I'm moving this to the next milestone...

It seems like you don't have a terminal with the Visual Studio (C++) tools. Check this page that shows how to open one https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/ide/reference/command-prompt-powershell?view=vs-2019

I have added support to generate Teensy Audio Library objects from Vult. Here's a small example: https://github.com/modlfo/teensy-vult-example

The current implementation does not support audio input neither generates the code based on the inputs/outputs declared in vult. These improvements have been moved for milestone v0.4

@DatanoiseTV At some point I implemented support for audio inputs. However, I didn't had time to test all possible configurations. I don't have a Teensy audio board to test them....

This should be fixed in recent versions of the modules.