Titlebook: Computer Music Instruments II; Realtime and Object- Victor Lazzarini Textbook 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Computer Music.Elect

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Technologietransfer im KartellrechtIn this chapter, some fundamental concepts of programming are discussed. Data types and variables are introduced, as well as the principles of binary encoding, bits, bytes, and endianness. We then look at the different built-in types that are available in the C language and the arithmetic operations that can be applied to them.

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Technologietransfer im KartellrechtUser-defined types are the main topic of this chapter. We look at how these can be defined via C-language structures and unions. We show how to manipulate these new types, and how they can be treated like other built-in types, through standard variables, arrays, and pointers. The chapter concludes with a look at bitoriented operations.

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A. Neureuther,R. Wang,J. HelmsenThis chapter expands our means of input and output by introducing file operations defined by the standard C library. We first look at formatted text output and then explore the principles of generic binary file access. The chapter concludes with an application example of file IO that is supported by the sound and music computing system Csound.

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Technology Portfolio Planning and ManagementThis chapter explores the design of a class library for computer music instrument development.We review some of the principles outlined in earlier chapters and explore the object-oriented principles that are relevant to the implementation of this library. A tour of the existing classes is offered, alongside a fully worked-out application example.

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