LinuxMusicians

Hello. I'm working on some projects which use increasingly more faust code for processing.
It's very good, I found however that these generated files are not easy to work with.
When I've examined some projects as zam-plugins and guitarix, the method for integrating faust is based on a transforming script, or a simple copy-pasting.

I thought of it, and made a tool for myself to generate with the least amount of hacks possible.
What I did essentially, it's to extract code and metadata out of faust's codegen and XML, and then I passed this entire data into a template engine.
By this method, the code is directly like I want out of the program, and is remade by a single rule of Makefile.

The program is located here, and I completed adding a manual today. Examples are included and buildable in the sources.
https://github.com/jpcima/faustpp

Good stuff! I love Faust.

By the way, the topic of integrating Faust code in other C++ code in a "faustian" way was covered at the IFC 2018. Here, if I remember properly.

Cool Must try Faust, thanks

"I found however that these generated files are not easy to work with."

Usually you should not have to "hack" the generated code, but develop a C++ wrapper class. They are several way to do that. What is the exact problem you want to solve ?