Mads Kjeldgaard

No, help file lookup is also for methods. Method lookup works in the SuperCollider IDE (even though it's often ineffective lol)

I'm not totally sure but we've had some trouble lately because of some llvm updates. I should get back to finishing this project soon.... Sorry. Anyways: There is more info...

> Still not working, faust rebuilt from master-dev with all the backends `git submodule update --remote` and the same result. The resulting plugins .so don't link dynamically to faust so...

> The output is almost the same: > ``` > FAUST Version 2.38.17 > Embedded backends: > DSP to C > DSP to C++ > DSP to CSharp > DSP...

Hmm. Interesting. It can't find the Faust source. Did you run the submodule update command as described in the readme ? git submodule update --init --recursive This should download a...

Ah then it has something to do with where Faust is installed on your system. Did you install Faust before running this ? I might have to tweak cmakelists to...

> Faust is installed on my system, version `2.28.8`. The command `which faust` returns `/usr/local/bin/faust` but isn't the build process using the freshly cloned submodule? > > I'll try to...

An example This dsp code: ```faust import("stdfaust.lib"); process = dm.datorro_rev_demo; ``` leads to an audio rate function that looks like this in SuperCollider (with three inputs and an output argument...

An alternative to this could be using imagemagick's `convert` for this instead of inkscape. Here's an example using that command in a similar same way for faust2png: ``` #! /bin/bash...

sure!