API workshop at GMEA March 2015

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The main objective of the 3 days is to make a draft for a C++ Jamoma API :

what is Jamoma made for ?
what services Jamoma provides ?
how to ease the use of Jamoma in a C++ code (without learning the Jamoma language) ?
Regarding this last point, I'd like to suggest "Effective Modern C++" by Scott Meyers as mandatory reading. The video @ http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/GoingNative/2013/Opening-Keynote-Bjarne-Stroustrup is also good, particularly thinking about RAII. It will be difficult to have a conversation without some common basis on which to base any discussions. [tap]

Topics

Done: Step thru the debugger for j.parameter to understand the wrapper mechanism
Done: Look at the type method for TTData
Done: j.parameter dataspace and ramp lib: Now works for integer and decimal types, and recent changes to dev branch on Core have been merged into this branch.
Quick overview of the last development made in OSSIA to get Trond up to speed (i-score 0.3, j.score, i-score_player, API Editor and Network).
About Network API : discussing attributes, all the discussion about the API is reported here

it could be nice to make a Jamoma Release to announce the new Score module and j.score external. Make a windows release seems also possible (and some people from Bilbao could test it)
Saturday : a broad meeting with Mathieu, Pascal, Julien, Trond and Théo to discuss about help panthers and what needs to be done to have a release.