comparison README @ 66:5664fe298af2

Update to Python 2.7 and clean up the build (avoid using deprecated NumPy API, fix compiler warnings)

 	or batch feature extraction from audio, using Sonic Annotator 
 	(http://www.omras2.org/SonicAnnotator).
 
 	Vamp plugins are typically written in C++. Although currently
 	available plugin hosts are valuable tools in audio research,
-    the long and tedious development cycle of plugins does not 
+	the long and tedious development cycle of plugins does not 
 	support quick prototyping of feature extraction algorithms.
 	Learning the extra skills needed for plugin development or using 
 	scientific libraries available for C and C++ is often outside 
 	the interest of audio researches typically using MATLAB or other
 	high-level development environments.

 	svn co https://vamp.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vamp/vamp-vampy vampy
 
 
 DEPENDENCIES:
 
-	* Vampy requires Python 2.5 or greater. 
+	* Vampy requires Python 2.7.
 	
 	Note that Vampy does not support the new flavour of Python (3.x) 
 	which breaks language compatibility with the 2.x series.
 	
 	* Vampy supports Numpy 1.1. or greater. 

 	setting the flags appropriately.
 
 
 USING VAMPY:	
 
-	(1) Make sure you have Python 2.5 or greater installed and you
+	(1) Make sure you have Python 2.7 installed and you
 		have a recent Vamp plugin host application. 
 		(e.g. Sonic Visualier)
 
 	(2) Download a version of Vampy compatible with your
 		operating system and Python distribution.