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Music Programming with the new Features of Standard C++
Mon, 09/21/2009 - 10:57 — AdrianFreed
| Title | Music Programming with the new Features of Standard C++ |
| Publication Type | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | 1998 |
| Authors | Freed, Adrian, and Chaudhary Amar |
| Conference Name | International Computer Music Conference |
| Publisher | International Computer Music Association |
| Conference Location | Ann, Arbor, Michigan |
| Abstract | Object-oriented programming using C++ classes is established practice in the general programming community and is beginning in computer music applications. However, large components of computer music systems are still commonly written in the C programming language, either because object-orientation is felt unnecessary or more often because of efficiency concerns. Such concerns are central to successful implementations of reactive performance-oriented computer music systems. By judicious use of new features of the recently established ISO Standard C++ , real-time computer music applications may be developed that are more efficient and reliable than typical C programs, easier to understand and write, and easier to optimize for a particular operating environment. This paper reviews new features of ISO C++ relevant to reactive music system programming and illustrates by example a new programming style for musical applications that exploits unique strengths of C++. |
| URL | http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/publication/music_programming_new_features_standard_c |