Improv is a C++ environment for writing programs that enable musician/computer interaction using MIDI instruments. Improv programs can be written in special pre-defined environments, or they can be written from scratch using just the basic MIDI input and output classes. More information about Improv can be found on the Documentation page. Components
Improv consists of two major components which can be downloaded from the download page:
Portability
Currently, programs using the Improv library run in the Windows 95/NT and Linux operating systems with Intel 75 MHz Pentium CPU's or better. A compile-time definition is used to specify which operating system is being used. For example, the symbol LINUX is defined when compiling for linux operating systems, and VISUAL is used when compiling for Windows 95/NT systems using Microsoft Visual C++. The Improv programming environment is designed to be portable to different computer operating systems. Porting Improv to other computer systems would involve:
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Current library version of Improv is 2.2.6, released Thu Dec 2 17:52:30 PST 1999.