OPCODE6DIR replaces OPCODEDIR

csound · Apr 6, 2015 · b7d8214 · b7d8214
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diff --git a/overview/configuring.xml b/overview/configuring.xml
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   <para>The Python opcodes currently require at least Python 2.4, which can be downloaded from <ulink url="http://www.python.org">www.python.org</ulink> if it is not already on your system. You can check if it is available by typing 'python' on a command prompt or DOS window.
   </para>
   <bridgehead>Windows</bridgehead>
-    <para>On Windows, make sure the directory or directories (normally the <filename>C:\Program Files\Csound</filename> directory) containing the Csound executables directory are in your <literal>PATH</literal> variable, or else copy all the executable files to your Windows <filename>system32</filename> directory. Depending on your installation method, you might also need to set the <literal>OPCODEDIR</literal> and <literal>OPCODEDIR64</literal> environment variables. Assuming that Csound is installed to the default location of <filename>C:\Program Files\Csound</filename> you can use (otherwise set the paths accordingly):
+    <para>On Windows, make sure the directory or directories (normally the <filename>C:\Program Files\Csound</filename> directory) containing the Csound executables directory are in your <literal>PATH</literal> variable, or else copy all the executable files to your Windows <filename>system32</filename> directory. Depending on your installation method, you might also need to set the <literal>OPCODE6DIR</literal> and <literal>OPCODE6DIR64</literal> environment variables. Assuming that Csound is installed to the default location of <filename>C:\Program Files\Csound</filename> you can use (otherwise set the paths accordingly):
     </para>
-  <screen>set OPCODEDIR=C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins
-set OPCODEDIR64=C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins64
+  <screen>set OPCODE6DIR=C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins
+set OPCODE6DIR64=C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins64
 set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\Csound\bin</screen>
 
   <note>
     <title>Missing python24.dll or python25.dll</title>
     <para>If you get a pop-up about the missing Python library (python24.dll or python25.dll) and don't need the python opcodes, just delete <filename>C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins\py.dll</filename> and <filename>C:\Program Files\Csound\plugins64\py.dll</filename>, and the pop-up about the missing Python library should be gone.</para>
   </note>
   <bridgehead>Unix and Linux</bridgehead>
-  <para>On Unix and Linux, either install the Csound program in one of the system <filename>bin</filename> directories, typically <filename>/usr/local/bin</filename>, and the Csound and plugin shared libraries in places like <filename>/usr/local/lib/csound/plugins</filename> or <filename>/usr/local/lib/csound/plugins64</filename> and make sure that <literal>OPCODEDIR</literal> and <literal>OPCODEDIR64</literal> environment variable are set correctly.
+  <para>On Unix and Linux, either install the Csound program in one of the system <filename>bin</filename> directories, typically <filename>/usr/local/bin</filename>, and the Csound and plugin shared libraries in places like <filename>/usr/local/lib/csound/plugins</filename> or <filename>/usr/local/lib/csound/plugins64</filename> and make sure that <literal>OPCODE6DIR</literal> and <literal>OPCODE6DIR64</literal> environment variable are set correctly.
   </para>
 
   <bridgehead>CsoundAC</bridgehead>