For developing, you'll need to generally test using the Pd.app as noticed problems with macOS 10.14 and the built-in Tcl/Tk.
If you are only testing changes on the Pd core and not the Tcl scripts, there is no need to rebuild the Pd.app each time. You can simply copy the pd binary into the app bundle before running it:
make cp src/pd Pd-0.49-1.app/Contents/Resources/bin open ./Pd-0.49-1.app
If you need to see stdout/stderr or run a debugger, you can launch the core from within the app bundle directly:
./Pd-0.49-1.app/Contents/Resources/bin/pd
On May 1, 2019, at 1:27 AM, Dan Wilcox danomatika@gmail.com wrote:
64 bit is the default for compiling the Pd core. Your problem is that you are using the old canonical 32-bit Tk Wish as provided with Pd which has not been updated with Miller's 8.5.19 build yet (as far as I remember).
You need to build Tcl, TK, & Wish yourself and then use it to build Pd.app. This is outlined in mac/README.txt
Your steps should be:
Build Pd
./autogen.sh ./configure ./makeBuild Wish (and leave it around for reuse)
mac/tcltk-wish.sh --leave 8.5.19Build Pd-0.49-1.app
mac/osx-app.sh --wish Wish-8.5.19 0.49-1Hi, I'm doing
./autogen.sh ./configure ./make ./make app
but then I can't open Pd in Mojave as it seems to compile for an incompatible 32 bits. Hence, I'm emailing the zipped package and opening it in another computer with an older macOS to test it.
Can we make it compile for 64 by default? And what do I need to do to configure it to do so?
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