Peter Danenberg wrote:
There was talk some time ago about a persistent Lily-
pond daemon that would cut down the initialization time
between documents; have there been any developments?
There have been no developments to lilypond itself. This was a side
project of mine, aimed at displaying computer-generated music in
(approximate) realtime. I have a working version in Perl (which can be
spread across multiple machines for faster rendering), and a few months
ago I started rewriting it in python, but this has been on hold while I
sort out LSR.
If you're looking for a faster way to display a single document, then
you'd need to do some scheme and/or C programming. If you have
specialized needs (like displaying a bunch of small pieces of music with
no scheme or \paper{} variables) and don't mind getting your hands dirty
with perl and/or python, then let's talk.
Cheers,
- Graham
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