/* Example 1 - Simple Compilation with Csound

Author: Steven Yi <stevenyi@gmail.com> 2013.10.28

Adapted for C++ by Rory Walsh

In this example, we move from using an external CSD file to

embedding our Csound ORC and SCO code within our source.

Besides allowing encapsulating the code within the same file,

using the CompileOrc() and CompileSco() API calls is useful when

the SCO or ORC are generated, or perhaps coming from another

source, such as from a database or network.

*/

#include <stdio.h>

#include "csound.hpp"

#include <string>

int main()

{

std::string orc = "sr=44100\n\

ksmps=32\n\

nchnls=2\n\

0dbfs=1\n\

\n\

instr 1\n\

aout vco2 0.5, 440\n\

outs aout, aout\n\

endin";

std::string sco = "i1 0 1";

//create an instance of Csound

Csound* csound = new Csound();

//set CsOptions

csound->SetOption("-odac");

//compile orc.

csound->CompileOrc(orc.c_str());

//compile sco

csound->ReadScore(sco.c_str());

//prepare Csound for performance

csound->Start();

//perform entire score

csound->Perform();

//free Csound object

delete csound;

return 0;

}