I am not sure if CSound could work with the ASIO drivers. Who can give me an exact answer? Many thanks.
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re: Could it be CSound cant work with the ASIO drivers?
It does work. Csound uses PortAudio to communicate with the ASIO drivers. So if you are using the -+rtaudio=portaudio flag in the command line, you ASIO devices can be accessed with the -o flag. Try running something like this:
csound whatever.csd -+rtaudio=portaudio -odac99
and you should get a list of available devices. If your ASIO device is listed, then PortAudio is communicating with it (via the ASIO drivers).
If you are using QuteCsound, you can go to Edit->Configuration, set RT Audio Module to portaudio, and press the "..." button next to the output device (-o) field. Your ASIO device should be listed there.