Danai was referring to the following: http://icking-music-archive.org/software/xml2pmx/xml2pmx-2020-05-24.tar.gz
(now gzipped). Dieter and I have received assistance from Mike Spivey who is responsible for obc, the Oxford Oberon Compiler. The package contains Dieter's Oberon source files, slightly modified, and bytecode generated from these by obc. Then there is a runtime system that when compiled can execute the bytecode and, crucially, is written in C. So if you download this package and do the standard software build steps: tar xvf xml2pmx-2020-05-24.tar.gz cd xml2pmx-2020-05-24 ./configure make you should get an executable xml2pmx. You will need a gcc that supports --std=gnu99. Test the executable by doing make test and then install it anywhere on your PATH. You will also find in the archive a version 0.23 of the musixtex.lua script that supports xml2pmx as a pre-preprocessor, comparable to m-tx, so if installed properly, you will be able to do % musixtex Telemann and get Telemann.pdf from Telemann.xml. There are also man pages xml2pmx.1 and musixtex.1 that can be installed in a suitable man/man1 directory but have also been compiled to PDFs. The aim of this project is to allow xml2pmx to be distributed in TeXLive and MiKTeX. We're not there yet but your feedback could be useful. Bob T. ------------------------------- TeX-music@tug.org mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to https://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
