RE: [sc-users] OSC port numbers

[Julian Rohrhuber <rohrhuber@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> >  the sclang port is hardcoded in the c++ sources, to 57120.
>
> thats what I thought too. Then yesterday I was trying some operations with
> flosc, and at some point the lang was on 57122. Could it be, that it
> defaults to 57120 and is assigned to higher port numbers in special
> situations, like when the port is already occupied?

well it tries to get that or at least:

in SCVirtualMachine-start:

SetupHomeDirectory();
	pyr_init_mem_pools( 2*1024*1024, 256*1024 );
	initPostBuffer();
	init_OSC(57120);
	schedInit();
	compileLibrary();


and in cmdLineFunc:

int main()
{

	pyr_init_mem_pools(2*1024*1024, 256*1024);
	init_OSC(57120);
	schedInit();

	compileLibrary();
	runLibrary(s_run); fflush(postfile);
               
	return 0;
}

initOSC being defined as:

void init_OSC(int port)
{
    postfl("init_OSC\n");
    try {
        gUDPport = new SC_UdpInPort(port);
    } catch (...) {
        postfl("No networking.");
    }
}

so if it does not get that port, it should print "No networking", I guess.
But maybe the system does something on its own..
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