Hi all,
I fixed two small problems and put out the "release", pd 0.36, for all platforms except IRIX (which I can't compile for.) If some IRIX user is compiling Pd for IRIX, write me and I'll stick in a link to your compilation.
cheers Miller
Hi Miller and others...
I have compiled PD 0.36 for IRIX n32 and placed a binary package at: http://www.cvmt.dk/~sb/
Source changes: I have made changes to s_main.c, s_sgi.c and the makefile. The device/channel selection code added by IOhannes for version 0.35 doesn't work on IRIX (s_main.c and s_sgi.c). It simply won't compile. I added an empty function call void sys_listdevs( void). This allows compiling but PD will only run with 2 IOs. I have made some other mods and commented on it in the files I mentioned.
Compiling: It is compiled with support for posix threads (-lpthreads in makefile).
I get this warning. Is it fatal in any way?
cc-1164 cc: WARNING File = t_tkcmd.c, Line = 348 Argument of type "int (*)(ClientData, Tcl_Interp *, int, char **)" is incompatible with parameter of type "Tcl_CmdProc *".
Tcl_CreateCommand(interp, "pd", pdCmd, (ClientData)NULL,
Functionality: One thing doesn't work! Loading externals :-( This got lost in 0.35 somehow. When I for instance try to load 'choice' I get:
load_object: Symbol "choice_setup" not found choice ... couldn't create
Do you have any Idea what is going on? It seems to be able to find the file allright but never really finds the setup function. I have tried older irix6 externals as well (from 0.34) without luck.
I really hope you can help with this last one :-)
Cheers Soeren Bovbjerg
Miller Puckette wrote:
Hi all,
I fixed two small problems and put out the "release", pd 0.36, for all platforms except IRIX (which I can't compile for.) If some IRIX user is compiling Pd for IRIX, write me and I'll stick in a link to your compilation.
cheers Miller
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Hi Soren,
Are you rnning the "o32" version of Pd? I believe the "n32" version was never able to load externs, it just crashed. So now what else could be going wrong, I wonder? If anyone has any ideas, I'd be happy to hear of it. (I can't test this myself since all our SGI machines are broken.)
cheers Miller
On Thu, Dec 05, 2002 at 10:59:42AM +0100, Soren Bovbjerg wrote:
Hi Miller and others...
I have compiled PD 0.36 for IRIX n32 and placed a binary package at: http://www.cvmt.dk/~sb/
Source changes: I have made changes to s_main.c, s_sgi.c and the makefile. The device/channel selection code added by IOhannes for version 0.35 doesn't work on IRIX (s_main.c and s_sgi.c). It simply won't compile. I added an empty function call void sys_listdevs( void). This allows compiling but PD will only run with 2 IOs. I have made some other mods and commented on it in the files I mentioned.
Compiling: It is compiled with support for posix threads (-lpthreads in makefile).
I get this warning. Is it fatal in any way?
cc-1164 cc: WARNING File = t_tkcmd.c, Line = 348 Argument of type "int (*)(ClientData, Tcl_Interp *, int, char **)" is incompatible with parameter of type "Tcl_CmdProc *".
Tcl_CreateCommand(interp, "pd", pdCmd, (ClientData)NULL,Functionality: One thing doesn't work! Loading externals :-( This got lost in 0.35 somehow. When I for instance try to load 'choice' I get:
load_object: Symbol "choice_setup" not found choice ... couldn't create
Do you have any Idea what is going on? It seems to be able to find the file allright but never really finds the setup function. I have tried older irix6 externals as well (from 0.34) without luck.
I really hope you can help with this last one :-)
Cheers Soeren Bovbjerg
Miller Puckette wrote:
Hi all,
I fixed two small problems and put out the "release", pd 0.36, for all platforms except IRIX (which I can't compile for.) If some IRIX user is compiling Pd for IRIX, write me and I'll stick in a link to your compilation.
cheers Miller
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