Joel K. Pettersson
86879ecca0
Language changes:
* Modulator list syntax. Writing two or more lists in
direct succession now concatenates their contents.
Change log:
* 2023-09-05: parser: Use PL close_c to test
for expected closing symbol. Reuse new
code for "{...}" support, pruning old.
* 2023-09-06: "[A...][B...]" -> "[A...B...]"
concat, by changing an "if" to a loop.
* 2023-09-08: Make current line per-PL, make
a later "[...]" sweep work after mods.
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README.md
libsau -- the SAU (Scriptable AUdio) library
This is the static C library that comes with the 'saugns' program, and which implements support for the SAU audio scripting language. The project website has more on all this.
There's Makefile targets for installing and uninstalling it,
by default under /usr/local/. This is not done by 'saugns'
which just links to it and has its own Makefile. However, it
can be used for other software which doesn't include it all.
Licensing
The SAU library is Copyright (c) 2011-2014, 2017-2023 Joel K. Pettersson. As a whole it is distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), version 3 or later. See the files COPYING.LESSER and COPYING for details, or https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html.
Some files are licensed under more permissive terms, such as the ISC license (2-clause-BSD-equivalent), or the 0BSD license (public-domain-equivalent shorter version); see the heading comment text of source files.
Permissive licensing is mainly used for general utility and supporting portability code. You can however also request it for smaller key parts of audio and other components, for use in your permissively licensed non-profit software projects.
Documentation
Included documentation files (this and others placed under doc/)
are written by Joel K. Pettersson and licensed under Creative Commons
Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0.
These files are maintained and provided in parallel
with the website.