Pd-list October 1999

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Multiple definitions - templates & lists
by Iain.Mott＠cmis.CSIRO.AU 22 Nov '99

22 Nov '99

Hi I've got a few questions - tried to findem in the archive - no joy :( 1. is there any simple way of avoiding "multiply defined" type errors when using arrays within an abstraction? eg. can each instance of an abstraction in a patch, have its own copy of an array named say "fred"? or will I perhaps need to devise some tricky way of appending a unique id to the name, renaming fred "fred-id" - then letting the other objects in the abstraction know the new name of the array in case they need to access? 2. are there any patch examples or info available outlining the concept of "templates"? 3. utility patches floating around for list operations? thanks, iain --- Iain Mott <http://members.tripod.com/soundart>

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Gem 0.81 under redhat, and questions
by Miller Puckette 02 Nov '99

02 Nov '99

Hi droogs So here I am running Gem 0.81 (Guenter's distribution) in redhat Linux. I have one small difficulty to report: I installed all the extra libraries (Mesa, gltt, ttf, GLU MesaGLU, etc) in /usr/local/lib and found that the two Mesa libraries weren't found by Gem although the others were. I ended up linking the Mesa stuff into /usr/lib and that fixed it. Count on a hald day or so to find all the libraries and compile and install them. Now here's the interesting question. I really want my nice TV card to work as a video input to Gem. Has anyone tried this yet? The video input objects exist in Gem, they just aren't adapted to Linux yet. After I do that I want to have multiple gemwinds so that I can draw stuff offscreen and use the result as a pix_image. Also, I want to be able to put 2 gfx cards in my machine and dedicate one of them as the output gemwind so that I can have both my login window and a signal to project at the same time. Anyone have similar ideas? cheers Miller

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droogs
by integer＠www.god-emil.dk 31 Oct '99

31 Oct '99

>Miller Puckette wrote: > >> Hi droogs mkng markov rndm !3z at u >> >> to put 2 gfx cards in my machine `ur mazk!n` = ma! reakt +? = zugezt ezt!mat!ng reakz!on v!a mc z!mulaz!on >> and dedicate one of them as the output >> gemwind so that I can have both my login window and a signal to project at >> the same time. -----END PGP MESSAGE----- Version: PGP ware 0.0.2i for commercial use qANQR1DBwU4D15odib1uSxkQCACfVTIAoxaCYjxsv+NpYBXupO0fYU70DmYGIsCF -----END PGP MESSAGE----- >> Anyone have similar ideas? ja!me. du = zpektklr. data 4 u. krfl. http://www.m9ndfukc.org/data/noisz/la.revoluz!one.mp2 pzb. d!dnt uant 2 tell u due 2 du = alred! auer. ma!z all !deaz = alread! prznt. 1 = lokatez dzm. >> >> cheers >> Miller > >hmmm... i had a similar idea, but then realized i've never run PD since i'm >using a macintosh. however, as far as ideas go, i'd personally like to rule >the world simply by creating a 'world domination' object which uses my mouse >as a gui. (x limit; y limit;) or maybe some sorta granular 'world synthesis' >object. i'm kinda debating between the two at the moment. uorld dom!naz!on = v!a kultrl cell !nf!ltraz!on par eczampl = ma! note dze fm konglomerat = ganz zupr populatd. ncezt paz znurk >oh yeah, = 0+0 european l!f 4rm ultra fond ov >oh yeah, due 2 http://www.m9ndfukc.org/data/noisz/plz_go-home_kouboi.mp2 - group.dez!z!on. pref change. cho!sz sh!ft. vo!la. term!nus.

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ggext-0.12 uploaded
by Guenter Geiger 27 Oct '99

27 Oct '99

Hi there ! I have upladed a new version of ggext to <ftp://iem.mhsg.ac.at/gige/ggext/ggext-0.12.tar.gz> This time I´ve included a ggext.dll file for Windows NT, no guaranties though. (rather a proof of concept) Happy testing, compiling, whatever Guenter

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Re: other phasor
by Alex Goldsmith 27 Oct '99

27 Oct '99

> > Probably this should be the default behaviour for scalarphasor ? >Hmmm, well probably not, as this is a pain with low frequencies yes. maybe reset phasor to 0 could update freq .. then you wouldn't always have to wait for phase. this is .pd that i use to do this by scalar. it uses pitch (dx) and scale (x) for phasor freq, so phases from 0..x but only changes slope when you change dx.

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other phasor
by Alex Goldsmith 26 Oct '99

26 Oct '99

hey .. here is suggestion for an-other phasor.. could have it only respond to frequency signal on phase change. because sometimes it is useful to have phasor that doesn't change its slope for duration. can do something like this when freq is scalar, but is limited by blocksize.. yeah. 413x.

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sub question
by christian hresko 26 Oct '99

26 Oct '99

have a friend who wants to sub to the list. since i'm an absent minded goof, where does he send the 'subscribe' message? on a completed unrelated note, i'm having a blast with supercollider. is it just me, or does this program kick ass. (yeah yeah, i know it's not open source code, but it's wicked nonetheless) decided to go with c++ at this point because i WILL need a job after i graduate, and c++ still seems to be the language of choice. i'm taking a class on object oriented programming as well, so hopefully i can 'glide' my way into java. oswald, great performance from canada. i'm guessing that was all done with pd? errr... maybe someday pd will be ported to the mac platform. (has anyone tried running pd under virtual PC?) /pita/fennesz I WILL BE IN SCHOOL FOREVER make nothing still, christian -- " there's nothing worse in life than being ordinary "

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Java Vs. C++
by christian hresko 22 Oct '99

22 Oct '99

okay, in english (hint, hint...) any other opinions on this matter. i deciphered most of the other posts, although i_n_t_e_g_e_r is starting to 'lose' me. (!!) blurb. stack java or c++ c++ or java objects objekts correct, christian -- " there's nothing worse in life than being ordinary "

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Re: kode.!ne
by 09.IWti_wXI.366.48 22 Oct '99

22 Oct '99

wow, l'ultre quick .. > >go away with c++, nobody wants that .. (my body doesnt at least) > >integer go farming jodel .. hahaha ;)) > > zmak. agr!.kultur = futur. ma!z du != kan formulat dze v!z!on. > = agr!kultur + neu + !mprovd korporat barbar!zm. > > = != ver! far 4rom kurntl!. > > = velkom 2 dze koka kola republ!k > korporat zerfz++ > > m!ller puckette = u!l b farm!ng kode > zubz!d!szd b! !ntel > > =cw4t7abs = u!l __... schlumplabs will what? bluib blub dot underscore ... not enough .. still ranting which is very oke. ;) > > >anyhow, do some java, its gonna do good ...... > > java <=> tekkno ui. ;) > > >and yes, (try) kepp it REUSABLE, thanks > >(its hard enough, i cant even reuse my own code, ;) (no matter what > >lqanguage) > >(am i doing some "wrong", (very) probably(?)) > > objekt or!entd program!ng = baszd on pr!nz!plz ov raz!zm > human !ntel!gensz = baszd on pr!nsz!plsz ov raz!m auss!. pfffff. as is objekt orient progging, but human intelli genze ... hm .... you implying other than middle aged white male != human != intelligent ????? oder konzept of "human" + "intelligence" just ultra white middle aged male vestern sort of invention? > tzo az ma! b obzervd dze futur = !mprovd raz!m + agr!+kultur > ma!z du = 1 ultra gluckl!ch veztrn male 2 4mulat ncezt paz > > >all the experiences i ve with java so far, its only related to speed , but > >not in any way to quality of code bound to by the way of the language .. > >its also ultra advantage = networkability .. which is in some way (or the > >other) rpobly > >part of the the future .. (*giggle*) > >but still, have you heard of perl? ;)) > > perl <=> kom!k bookz hensz mozt apropr!at 4 (*giggle*)b!t veztrnz malez ou! komik ... ah oui ... a point to start from. matter fo style. no matter what, you gonna b fu*t + its thw rong way 2 do it. > >you can still do java stuff which leaves you thinking longer than it takes > >the program to run, so much as for speed ,, sorry for gettgin esoteric .. yi . iy

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Toys for Irix or Source?
by Michael A. Thompson 22 Oct '99

22 Oct '99

Just wondering if there will be a toys irix version or if the source will be posted on the web. I downloaded the linux version but it doesnt have any source code with it.... michael -- ---------------------------------- Michael A. Thompson [IRIX - NeXTStep - Linux - MacOS - Windows] Home: (940)382-2086 E-Mail: mat0001(a)jove.acs.unt.edu ----------------------------------

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