> it depend on how you wrote your ffunction,
ups, I didn't recall... I stumbled upon that one year ago (and now with
jprev).
>
> F = ffunction(float doit(int,float), , "");
> or
> F = ffunction(float doit(int,float), "file.h", "");
>
> greets
> hermann
>
>
Am 24.10.2013 09:57, schrieb urban:
> Hi,
>
> when using ffunction faust produces the line:
>
> #include , but shouldn't that read:
> #include "file.h" for convenience?
>
>
> -Urban
>
>
it depend on how you wrote your ffunction,
F = ffunction(float doit(int,float), , "");
or
F = ffunction(float
Hi,
when using ffunction faust produces the line:
#include , but shouldn't that read:
#include "file.h" for convenience?
-Urban
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