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why vstinit is no legal opcode on Mac
Submitted by lynncheung924 on Thu, 10/01/2009 - 12:34.
I can run a csd file includes vstinit on PC but when I run this file on Mac,it said vstinit is no legal opcode. Who can tell me why? I have installed the newest csound version for Mac. By the way, how can I compile csd file on Mac except using csound5gui? I used to compiling csd file under cmd window on PC. I like that way. So any similar way I can use on Mac? Many thanks. Lian |
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re: why vstinit is no legal opcode on Mac
The VST opcodes are not included with the SourceForge installers due to a clash between Steinberg's proprietary license and SourceForge's policies. It is likely that you downloaded your PC version of Csound from Michael Gogins' site, as he includes the VST opcodes in his installer. For Mac, I think you might have to compile the sources yourself. :-(
As for the Mac command line, use the Terminal. Applications->Utilities->Terminal.