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....also allows functions to be invoked by sending a list of parameters as a message, something that is awkward with C s stronger typing and more restricted function call semantics. Very high level and or application specific languages are already found in Music V [11] Nyquist [4] SuperColider [12], and various SmallTalk [14, 17] and Lisp based [18] music systems, so it should be no surprise that Serpent offers advantages over C . A challenge is dealing with a dual language system. C is still used for low level DSP, communications and scheduling. C is more prominent in Aura than in the ....
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James McCartney. Supercollider: a new real time synthesis language. In Proceedings of the International Computer Music Conference, Hong Kong, 1996.
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