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Re: Is this list working?
by Miller Puckette 25 Feb '98

25 Feb '98

1. Not bored 2. Concert tomorrow night, including Lemma 1's US premiere (stress.) 3. many bug fixes to Pd. I'm hoping to collect them into a release next week -- no new features, just bug fixes! cheers Miller

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fixed GEM 0.73 for SGI
by Mark Danks 25 Feb '98

25 Feb '98

I fixed the rld problem with GEM 0.73 for SGI. Just re-download the version from my page. Thanks to Bill Kleinsasser for stumbling onto it (that will teach me to not check things throughly...) Later, Mark -- ------------------------------------ - Mark Danks - - mdanks(a)xaostools.com - - http://cybermed.ucsd.edu/mdanks - ------------------------------------

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Is this list working?
by Larry Troxler 25 Feb '98

25 Feb '98

I haven't seen anything at all from this list lately, so: If you get this message, and are bored, could you reply? Also, if you do *not* get this message, please notify me ;-) Larry -- Larry Troxler -- lt(a)westnet.com -- Patterson, NY USA --

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gem 0.73 for SGI
by Mark Danks 24 Feb '98

24 Feb '98

I got GEM 0.73 for SGI compiled. Can someone please download it and test it out for me? Thanks, Mark -- ------------------------------------ - Mark Danks - - mdanks(a)xaostools.com - - http://cybermed.ucsd.edu/mdanks - ------------------------------------

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Gem-0.72 for Linux
by Guenter Geiger 24 Feb '98

24 Feb '98

Before gem-0.73 comes out, I'd like to announce the availability of gem-0.72 for Linux. It's at ftp://iem.mhsg.ac.at/pd/gem-linux.0.72.tar.gz and is in source format only. I hope 0.73 will follow soon. Guenter ( I don't have the time for extensive testing at the moment, so this version could be a little bit unstable .. just let me know if you have problems )

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gem 0.73
by Mark Danks 23 Feb '98

23 Feb '98

GEM 0.73 is out for WinNT. It will probably be a couple of days before the SGI version is ready. The new features: JPEG and SGI image file formats are supported. 3d text is supported. Use your favorite True Type font. pix_video for NT is in a pre-alpha state...if anyone can get anything to appear, please let me know. I'm making sure that video for windows actually works as advertised. Misc. bugs fixed. Later, Mark -- ------------------------------------ - Mark Danks - - mdanks(a)xaostools.com - - http://cybermed.ucsd.edu/mdanks - ------------------------------------

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Pd Hacking
by Guenter Geiger 23 Feb '98

23 Feb '98

If somebody wants to improve pd .. here are some suggestions * Moving around objects in the gui is slow. This is due to the communication overhead which is done for this step. I just took a short look into this part of pd and figured out that probably we should not update the objects positions that much while moving (just be sure that at the end of moving the objects are redrawn correctly). * The editor for text should be improved. At least it should be possible to use the cursor within text (e.g. comments) and insert text. I'm writing this not having tested 0.21 yet ( But I suppose these problems are still there) Comments ? Guenter

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"FILE* fd" = confusion ?
by Larry Troxler 19 Feb '98

19 Feb '98

Maybe I'm missing something here, but in my experience, the convention is to use "fd" for integer file-descriptors, and "fp" for pointers to FILE objects. However, in pd, "fd" seems to be used also for FILE*'s. Shouldn't this be changed? Or am I mistaken regarding this convention? Larry -- Larry Troxler -- lt(a)westnet.com -- Patterson, NY USA --

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Pd 0.21 out
by Miller Puckette 17 Feb '98

17 Feb '98

Hi all, Pd 0.21 is sitting in the usual place. Apart from bug fixes and an FFT object, you might want to look at the new directory "stuff" which is intended to evolve into a sort of tutorial. Also, several new flags are available for NT to help track doen audio problems; start with "-listdev" to get a listing of the devices Pd can see. -Miller

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Re: tables in Pd
by Miller Puckette 13 Feb '98

13 Feb '98

On Feb 11, 2:40pm, William Kleinsasser wrote: > > Is there a way to trigger phasor~ to restart at 0-degrees once it has been > set in motion? > > Bill > >-- End of excerpt from William Kleinsasser No (wait for 0.21!) but you can get the phase via snapshot~ and subtract that from phasor~'s output, as a temporary solution... -Miller P.S. V0.21 is too buggy to put out yet... I'll shoot for this weekend

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