DSP Robotics Support

...to port at least certain part of FS, to allow exporting apps for android and iOS.

If I'd like to build a non-audio app, that operates on arrays and texts, app for mobile devices - I would have no idea how to make it.

mmm... why can't FS become multi-device applicationp Platform? saw rad studio's page today.

http://www.embarcadero.com/products/rad ... droid-apps

FS has a way beter user interface and tools. all it needs is to become true native.
have no idea how long it has to be under developing to make it, but i now that
if it happens, it will be a Sensation

Maybe this is why it is going so slow. While x64, VST3 and MAC support are described here as "pro" directions, porting mobile devices could be a smart move; to combine robotics with mainstream use - your phone or tablet for example. "Everyone has a smartphone", thus - more fun and education.

But I guess some core things must be resolved, including ruby and streamy coding. Another thought in progress could be yet another split between regular FS, and mobile oriented aplication. Who knows?

Another thought in progress could be yet another split between regular FS, and mobile oriented aplication. Who knows?

That is great idea. i beleive someone in DSPR allready thinks about it. i know without a doubt that other team
and companies think about that. the race has began already

tester wrote:...to port at least certain part of FS, to allow exporting apps for android and iOS.

If I'd like to build a non-audio app, that operates on arrays and texts, app for mobile devices - I would have no idea how to make it.

just reading about new vst sdk 3.6 which fully supports ios now after cubase also stopped download of vst sdk 2.x with yesterday..
http://www.soundonsound.com/forum/showf ... er=1076470

lets see what santa will bring us

...siberian hallucinogenic mushrooms...