Maybe you actually also needed a stereo mixer and two buffered mults in that standalone case, just slide in another RackBlox and you're done!

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Thanks Swarzulu, this is very helpful!

First finished system is detailed in this post

Welcome!!! Glad you're here and thanks for your introduction! 🙂

That's bld, Josh. Cheers! 🖖

Looking nice!

@ethauvin thanks for all your help and ideas! ❤️

So happy you're here Alex! ❤️

@booniepepper said in My introduction:

Thanks for setting this up! I've really enjoyed watching your work on Rife2 and on bld in particular.

Thank you! Glad to hear that there's still interest in the smaller, more pragmatic Java projects.

Welcome! 👋

Annotation processors are easy to use with bld. Generally, you'll just need to include processor as a dependency, for example:

public class ExampleBuild extends Project { public ExampleBuild() { // ... scope(compile) .include(dependency("com.example", "annotator", version(1, 0, 0))); } }

If the processor is generating source files, you can easily specify where they should be saved, using the -s javac option, for example:

/** * Saves generated source files in the {@code build/generated} directory. */ @Override public void compile() throws Exception { var generated = new File(buildDirectory(), "generated"); var ignore = generated.mkdir(); compileOperation().compileOptions().addAll(List.of("-s", generated.getAbsolutePath())); super.compile(); }

To incorporate the generated source code into the source tree, add this directory as an additional source location in your IDE.

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