When I use faust -a <my.cpp> the <<includeclass>> and <<includeInstrinsic>> tags are not removed #1013
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If I use a "null" architecture as shown in the help, these two tags DO not appear in the generated C++. But when I use my own architecture cpp file, they remain in the generated source. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? |
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Why do you mean by a "null" architecture? |
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Than I guess your architecture file is incorrect: can you share it ? |
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(Asking the owner of the architecture if I can - however, I think I can "obfuscate" the proprietary stuff anyway ...) |
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Suitably sanitized to CMA (and renamed with a |
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This one works : I simply created a new one, then added: Then pasted your code. (no idea what happened, could not see problematic hidden character or what ever...) |
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LOL - It was DOS line breaks - I compared yours to mine and that was the difference. Changed them all to unix 0x0A and all works. Thanks so much for the help! |
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OK, thanks. |
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LOL - It was DOS line breaks - I compared yours to mine and that was the difference. Changed them all to unix 0x0A and all works. Thanks so much for the help!