Hanno Zulla
Hanno Zulla
All in all, Linux packaging is terribly frustrating for a large and interwoven software package like Sonic Pi. It requires bureaucratic processes and the willingness to adhere to each distribution's...
As mentioned in https://github.com/samaaron/sonic-pi/pull/1291 I'd argue for using a Rakefile as a viable cross-platform build tool. It works on all platforms, you can adapt it like hell, it is written...
@dvzrv do note that my Debian packaging was made before the Erlang component became part of Sonic Pi.
Could you describe what it should look like / work in pseudocode? There are Markov Chain ruby gems out there, are they usable in any way for this?
Looks simple enough, I like it. :-) I don't think we need a gem for that. Those that I just had a _really_ brief look at seem to be for...
@jwmatthys would you want to try and implement it?
(But do wait for Sam's opinion on the Sonic Pi pseudocode, please...)
Markov Chains generators use a random generator to choose their next entry. If the generator is deterministic, so is the generator. So yeah, with SP's own random generator, we're set....
(At least that's what I remember about Markov chains. Could be mistaken...)
(Sorry, not an endless ring. An endless random array.)