Hi Harald, this could almost tempt me to try Hornresp again.
Re:'Fits the "Hornresp Manual.pdf" booklet' - hope this is the right link:
https://www.pearl-hifi.com/06_Lit_A...Papers/Kolbrek_Bjorn/Horn_Response_Manual.pdf
2nd, when I learned flowcharting all those decades ago, it was one action per rectangular box. I know it's a compromise from making things too complex, but what actions are you assuming for each box, 'Do everything in this box', 'Do everying appropriate in this box', or 'Choose one'? (I think the last, it's choosing menu items???)
Sorry if it's obvious, but if you make a dumbo like me think, my brains will explode, and there'll be a mess...
Re:'Fits the "Hornresp Manual.pdf" booklet' - hope this is the right link:
https://www.pearl-hifi.com/06_Lit_A...Papers/Kolbrek_Bjorn/Horn_Response_Manual.pdf
2nd, when I learned flowcharting all those decades ago, it was one action per rectangular box. I know it's a compromise from making things too complex, but what actions are you assuming for each box, 'Do everything in this box', 'Do everying appropriate in this box', or 'Choose one'? (I think the last, it's choosing menu items???)
Sorry if it's obvious, but if you make a dumbo like me think, my brains will explode, and there'll be a mess...
Harald's document flowcharts the operation of the Hornresp Input Wizard. Each tool complements the other, and if used together should hopefully make things a bit easier for you.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/hornresp-manual.383370/#post-6949474
Unfortunately no, but I understand that Hornresp as it currently is, can run quite successfully in a Linux / Wine environment.