On Tuesday 27 January 2004 04:19, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Actually all externals are an extension to Pd. On the CVS distribution build, every external is install to /usr/[local/]lib/pd/extra/ all docs go to doc/5.reference/ without subfolders. I think, installing all binaries in one directory makes things very easy to understand and setup.
ciao
It would be truly wonderfull if PD could adopt some sort of standard directory scheme - currently I have externs, libraries, and documentation patches all over the place, and my .pdrc is a mess.
Incidently, I think the CVS build put my doc in /usr/local/lib/doc... and not doc/... as you say; although some makefiles have indeed put their example patches in my home directory.
Currently it looks like most of my stuff has gravitated to /usr/local/lib/pd. In that directory I have "bin", "doc", "externs", "extra", and "flext".
It would really be nice if there were some sort of guidlelines in the PD documentation (or maybe there are and I just haven't rebrowsed lately),.
My way of working lately is to just hack the makefiles to put everything where most of the PD stuff seems to already be :-)
Larry