pblasser's shbobo repoman

programs

go into your OS-apprpriate directory, such as _lin, _mac, or _win, and execute the following programs. Remember, pblasser is an unidentified (secret) developer, so you may need to right-click and open on macintoshiusieses.

Shlisp is a command line to program your shnth or shtar. it now has full language support, including barebones lisp interpreter on host side for scripting and generative patch algorithms. like the olde program Galaxy for the DX7.
double click on fish. open a file from examp/shnth or examp/shtar. try "serving" it to the device.
for justints and justintstoo, have the shnth or shtar already plugged in with a USB cord. You can use the keystroke "command-o" to open an example in examp/justints
jish is a new version of fish, in java. java is the future, as it is also the past. it calls the appropriate shlisp command line from _win, _lin, or _mac. You can run the jish.jar by double clicking on it (if you're perfectly lucky) or going to this directory in console and type:

java -jar jish.jar

that is, if you have java installed.

shlisp options

You can upload a shlisp texte in Fish, or you can use shlisp on the command line. Jish can upload too and it does by calling the shlisp command line. changing cuisine is uploading the whole audio opcode matrix, and only needs doing once. changing cuisine is like upgrading audio firmware, and also you could potentially hack the matrix and create new sound opcodes.

to list all the opcodes: shlisp -h
to read data from the device for testing: shlisp -g
to upload a patch: shlisp ../examp/beachlanterns.txt
to change cuisine give it the appropriate bin and a texte: shlisp -b../shnth.bin ../examp/beachlanterns.txt

orange light mode

If you happen to upload a bugged or broken shlisp, and your shnth has frozen, no worries, it's just the audio code spinning out. your shnth is not broken. you need to recover it with orange light mode:

disconnect device USB cord
turn battery switch off, away from USB port
hold down orange button on shnth, or hold down top fret of shtar
whilst holding, reconnect USB cord
upload a "safe" patch from examples

linux

usb on linux does not connect to device unless you have permission. you needs to use terminal to go to fish directory and run "sudo fish" or, you can give permission for shnth by putting a file named "shnth.rules" inside the /etc/udev/rules.d/ directory. the shnth.rules file should contain the following text:

SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="6666", ATTR{idProduct}=="6666", MODE="0666"
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="6666", ATTR{idProduct}=="7777", MODE="0666"

sorce

you can make the sorce-level makefile if you want to try compiling it all for yourself. or you can do each makefile by themselves, i don't care! all of these may need libusb on linux.

fish is the source for that program, and you'll need JUCE to compile it. Because it's JUCE there is no makefile, sorry.
since JUCE is like java, it was natural to end up porting it to that language as jish. you will need JDK
justints was originally made for shnth, using custom ported libraries. this is the first time i consolidated chub libraries, which are for reading the shnth in a game-like fashion. justints also only uses ints, and it is a manifesto for integer/fixed-point synthesis.
justintstoo is for the shtar but it actually works with shnth too. this uses SDL2, so get that installed.

JUSTINtS FOR SHNTH
FOUR CARDS TO THE BARRE
JUSTINTS FOR SHTAR
32 DOMINOES TO THE CARRE

mikey uses SDL2, as well as openGL. it also uses lua for scripting, so get that installed too. this only compiles on mac
shlisp is a command line, programmed in c, that interprets lisp based on rui314's minilisp. it has no garbage collector if you look at that link. after it interprets the lisp it serves shbobo code to your shnth or shtar. it can also spit out readings from your device. compiler note: it actually is forced into c++ as they all do just to meet steve's and bill's requirements for connecting a usb device.
shmat is the source code for the st32f103rct6 chip inside shnth and shtar. type make shnth or make shtar. you will need arm-none-eabi or something like it. it will also try to call st-link or st-link to flash the st chip.

@ALL ASSEMBLY, NO RULES!
@ACTUALLY THE MAIN RULE IS HOW THE REGISTERS ARE USED
@AND WHERE THE FIXED POINT IS

sqush is a simple shred of code to read the shnth and pipe granular microsound notes to csound.

thanks

thanks to everyone who works on this or uses it. i pray that you have a healthy internet and a safe home. note that all the shbobo code is now open source, including the device initialization and sexpression of the shmat.