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Name: faust
Version: 0.9.9.4
Release: alt0.M50.1
Summary: FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing
License: GPL
Group: Sound
Url: http://faust.grame.fr/
Packager: Timur Batyrshin <erthad at altlinux.org>
Source: %name-%version.tar.bz2
#Patch: %name-1.0-alt-makefile-fixes.patch
BuildRequires(pre): gcc-c++
%description
FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing.
The name FAUST stands for Functional AUdio STream. Its programming model
combines two approaches : functional programming and block diagram composition.
You can think of FAUST as a structured block diagram language with a textual syntax.
Programming with FAUST is somehow like working with electronic circuits
and signals. A FAUST program is a list of definitions that defines a signal
processor block-diagram : a piece of code that produces output signals
according to its input signals (and maybe some user interface parameters).
Faust is a compiled language translated to C++. In order to generate the most
efficient code, the compilation is based on a semantic approach. Instead of
compiling directly the block-diagram as described by the user, the idea is to
compile its mathematical meaning (what it actually computes).
%package doc
Summary: Documentation for FAUST, a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing
Group: Sound
BuildArch: noarch
%description doc
FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing.
The name FAUST stands for Functional AUdio STream. Its programming model
combines two approaches : functional programming and block diagram composition.
You can think of FAUST as a structured block diagram language with a textual syntax.
Programming with FAUST is somehow like working with electronic circuits
and signals. A FAUST program is a list of definitions that defines a signal
processor block-diagram : a piece of code that produces output signals
according to its input signals (and maybe some user interface parameters).
Faust is a compiled language translated to C++. In order to generate the most
efficient code, the compilation is based on a semantic approach. Instead of
compiling directly the block-diagram as described by the user, the idea is to
compile its mathematical meaning (what it actually computes).
This package contains documentation for FAUST
%package -n faust2appls
Summary: Useful scripts that combines faust and g++ to generates executable binary
Group: Sound
Requires: %name
%description -n faust2appls
FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing.
The name FAUST stands for Functional AUdio STream. Its programming model
combines two approaches : functional programming and block diagram composition.
You can think of FAUST as a structured block diagram language with a textual syntax.
Programming with FAUST is somehow like working with electronic circuits
and signals. A FAUST program is a list of definitions that defines a signal
processor block-diagram : a piece of code that produces output signals
according to its input signals (and maybe some user interface parameters).
Faust is a compiled language translated to C++. In order to generate the most
efficient code, the compilation is based on a semantic approach. Instead of
compiling directly the block-diagram as described by the user, the idea is to
compile its mathematical meaning (what it actually computes).
This package contains some useful scripts for FAUST
%prep
%setup
#patch -p1
%build
#configure
%make_build
%install
mkdir -p %buildroot/%_bindir/
%makeinstall install
%find_lang %name
mkdir -p %buildroot/%_docdir/%name-%version/
cp -ar README COPYING documentation/*.pdf %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/
install -pD -m0644 documentation/additional\ documentation %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/additional_documentation
cp -ar examples/ %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/
install -pD -m0644 tools/README %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/README.tools
pushd tools/faust2appls
%makeinstall install
install -pD -m0644 README %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/README.faust2appls
popd
%files -f %name.lang
%dir %doc %_docdir/%name-%version/
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/README
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/COPYING
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/README.tools
%_bindir/%name
%_datadir/%name/
%files doc
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/*.pdf
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/additional_documentation
%files -n faust2appls
%_bindir/faust2*
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/README.faust2appls
%changelog
…
Full changelog you can see here
Version: 0.9.9.4
Release: alt0.M50.1
Summary: FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing
License: GPL
Group: Sound
Url: http://faust.grame.fr/
Packager: Timur Batyrshin <erthad at altlinux.org>
Source: %name-%version.tar.bz2
#Patch: %name-1.0-alt-makefile-fixes.patch
BuildRequires(pre): gcc-c++
%description
FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing.
The name FAUST stands for Functional AUdio STream. Its programming model
combines two approaches : functional programming and block diagram composition.
You can think of FAUST as a structured block diagram language with a textual syntax.
Programming with FAUST is somehow like working with electronic circuits
and signals. A FAUST program is a list of definitions that defines a signal
processor block-diagram : a piece of code that produces output signals
according to its input signals (and maybe some user interface parameters).
Faust is a compiled language translated to C++. In order to generate the most
efficient code, the compilation is based on a semantic approach. Instead of
compiling directly the block-diagram as described by the user, the idea is to
compile its mathematical meaning (what it actually computes).
%package doc
Summary: Documentation for FAUST, a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing
Group: Sound
BuildArch: noarch
%description doc
FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing.
The name FAUST stands for Functional AUdio STream. Its programming model
combines two approaches : functional programming and block diagram composition.
You can think of FAUST as a structured block diagram language with a textual syntax.
Programming with FAUST is somehow like working with electronic circuits
and signals. A FAUST program is a list of definitions that defines a signal
processor block-diagram : a piece of code that produces output signals
according to its input signals (and maybe some user interface parameters).
Faust is a compiled language translated to C++. In order to generate the most
efficient code, the compilation is based on a semantic approach. Instead of
compiling directly the block-diagram as described by the user, the idea is to
compile its mathematical meaning (what it actually computes).
This package contains documentation for FAUST
%package -n faust2appls
Summary: Useful scripts that combines faust and g++ to generates executable binary
Group: Sound
Requires: %name
%description -n faust2appls
FAUST is a compiled language for real-time audio signal processing.
The name FAUST stands for Functional AUdio STream. Its programming model
combines two approaches : functional programming and block diagram composition.
You can think of FAUST as a structured block diagram language with a textual syntax.
Programming with FAUST is somehow like working with electronic circuits
and signals. A FAUST program is a list of definitions that defines a signal
processor block-diagram : a piece of code that produces output signals
according to its input signals (and maybe some user interface parameters).
Faust is a compiled language translated to C++. In order to generate the most
efficient code, the compilation is based on a semantic approach. Instead of
compiling directly the block-diagram as described by the user, the idea is to
compile its mathematical meaning (what it actually computes).
This package contains some useful scripts for FAUST
%prep
%setup
#patch -p1
%build
#configure
%make_build
%install
mkdir -p %buildroot/%_bindir/
%makeinstall install
%find_lang %name
mkdir -p %buildroot/%_docdir/%name-%version/
cp -ar README COPYING documentation/*.pdf %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/
install -pD -m0644 documentation/additional\ documentation %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/additional_documentation
cp -ar examples/ %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/
install -pD -m0644 tools/README %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/README.tools
pushd tools/faust2appls
%makeinstall install
install -pD -m0644 README %buildroot%_docdir/%name-%version/README.faust2appls
popd
%files -f %name.lang
%dir %doc %_docdir/%name-%version/
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/README
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/COPYING
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/README.tools
%_bindir/%name
%_datadir/%name/
%files doc
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/*.pdf
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/additional_documentation
%files -n faust2appls
%_bindir/faust2*
%doc %_docdir/%name-%version/README.faust2appls
%changelog
…
Full changelog you can see here