-----Original Message----- From: Johannes Michael Zmölnig [mailto:madman@sbox.tu-graz.ac.at] Sent: Friday, November 06, 1998 10:08 AM To: Guenter Geiger; pd-list Subject: Re: 7 questions on pd
Something like "canŽt find CW3215.dll", and I suppose that all other program libraries wonŽt be found too (but because pd stops after this first error, maybe weŽll never know).So I guess, pd really does not realize where it is located itself and only works with the working-directory that is supported by Win95.
Locating libraries is not a problem of pd, but a problem of the operating system. To let Windows know where it has to look for dllŽs, just set the PATH variable correctly (Somewhere in autoexec I guess). Something like:
SET PATH=C:\MUSIC\PD\BIN
(assuming CW3215.dll is in the PD\BIN directory)
- Is it clever to use many abstractions (to keep the "program" more
understandable) or would they use too many of the ressources (in the extreme case !)
I never tried to use abstractions to the extreme. If this is a problem for pd depends what the extreme case means. My guess is that it should be possible to manage 100 abstractions without a problem, but honestly I have never tried more than ten.
Guenter