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* The first part is dedicated to explain how to program with data structures (also covering some of the shortcomings of its implementation). | * The first part is dedicated to explain how to program with data structures (also covering some of the shortcomings of its implementation). | ||
* The second part goes through several examples of data structures on “real life” situations, starting with simple display and control examples, and ending with complex patches to control / generate music in realtime (thus fulfilling the objective expressed by M. Puckette in the initial statement). | * The second part goes through several examples of data structures on “real life” situations, starting with simple display and control examples, and ending with complex patches to control / generate music in realtime (thus fulfilling the objective expressed by M. Puckette in the initial statement). | ||
* An optional third part is be devoted to working hands-on with data structures: either by adapting the given examples, or by implementing ideas brought by the participants. For that, it is requested that you [ | * An optional third part is be devoted to working hands-on with data structures: either by adapting the given examples, or by implementing ideas brought by the participants. For that, it is requested that you [[Special:EmailUser/Jmmmp|contact me]] and send either ideas, or patches that you want to adapt to data structures. | ||
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===Part 3 – Work on patches brought by the participans=== | ===Part 3 – Work on patches brought by the participans=== | ||
* [ | * [[Special:EmailUser/Jmmmp|contact me]] and send either ideas, or patches that you want to adapt to data structures. | ||
===Teacher=== | ===Teacher=== | ||