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03/01/09 21:58:34 (14 years ago)
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ehuelsmann
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Update website to show our new release.

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     26<b><a href="./">Project page</a><br />
     27<a href="./testimonials.shtml">Testimonials</a>
     28</b>
     29</div><div style="float:left;width:80ex;margin-top:1cm">
    1230
    1331<h1>Testimonials</h1>
    1432
     33<dl>
     34<dt>Brad Garton (Columbia University Computer Music Center)
     35</dt>
     36<dd>
     37"I used ABCL (older, v. 0.0.10) as the interpreter
     38underlying an object for a music/media graphical programming
     39environment called <a href="http://www.cycling74.com/products/max5">Max/MSP</a>.
     40ABCL allowed me to embed an entire LISP interpreter inside the
     41Max/MSP package, and it has worked extremely well.  Max/MSP
     42is designed primarily for real-time/interactive applications,
     43used a lot by computer music academics, DJs/VJs, bizarro jazz
     44performers, audio plugin developers, etc.  With the embedded
     45abcl object, I am able to schedule LISP functions and work
     46interactively with complex processes -- <b>the abcl interpreter
     47has been rock-solid!</b> <br />
     48<br />
     49The source for the object is here (scroll down to the bottom of
     50the page):<br />
     51<br />
     52       <a style="align:center" href="http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/maxlispj/">http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/maxlispj/</a><br />
     53<br />
     54And I also used it extensively in a large application built with
     55Max/MSP... it's an interactive 'book' where the generative music
     56follows what a reader is reading and creates an appropriate sound
     57setting for the text:<br />
     58<br />
     59       <a style="align:center" href="http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/BookOfDreams/">http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/BookOfDreams/</a><br />
     60<br />
     61The music performance model underlying the shawm-like melodies
     62is all coded using abcl.<br />
     63<br />
     64So to all of you who have contributed (and still contribute!) to
     65the development of this terrific package, a big THANK YOU!!!"
     66</dt>
    1567
    16 <dl>
     68<dt>Alessio Stalla
     69</dt>
     70<dd>I'm currently integrating ABCL in a small, unreleased open source
     71project. It's a sort of graphical object browser for Java (but its GUI
     72sucks badly for now...). It can be run locally or as a client-server
     73application. I'm adding scripting support so you can access some
     74functionality from Lisp (or in principle any other Java Scripting API
     75compatible script engine, though I'm focusing on ABCL).
     76</dd>
     77
    1778<dt>Hunter Monroe
    1879</dt>
    … …  
    2283tests crash the suite. If you want to compile Maxima with ABCL lisp, check
    2384out the Maxima source code and following the instructions in INSTALL.lisp."
     85</dd>
     86
     87<dt>Ted Kosan
     88</dt>
     89<dd>I am in the process of integrating ABCL with <a href="http://mathrider.org">MathRider</a> in preparation for when Maxima is able to run on it.
    2490</dd>
    2591
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    48114</dd>
    49115
    50 <dt>Alessio Stalla
    51 </dt>
    52 <dd>I'm currently integrating ABCL in a small, unreleased open source
    53 project. It's a sort of graphical object browser for Java (but its GUI
    54 sucks badly for now...). It can be run locally or as a client-server
    55 application. I'm adding scripting support so you can access some
    56 functionality from Lisp (or in principle any other Java Scripting API
    57 compatible script engine, though I'm focusing on ABCL).
    58 </dd>
    59 
    60 <dt>Ted Kosan
    61 </dt>
    62 <dd>I am in the process of integrating ABCL with <a href="http://mathrider.org">MathRider</a> in preparation for when Maxima is able to run on it.
    63 </dd>
    64 
    65116</dl>
    66 
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