On 04/17/2011 04:14 PM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2011, yvan volochine wrote:
trying to debug a patch using gridflow-0.12
There's no leading 0 since a year ago. It would have been 0.9.12 but now it's like 9.12. It has never been 0.12.
yes of course I meant 9.12
on pd-extended-0.42.5 (ubuntu-lucid), I have some issues:
- some tcl errors at pd startup[1]:
(tcl) invalid command name ".xb6cde8.c" while executing ".xb6cde8.c delete gf08c44168"
That doesn't look like a pd (0.)42 error message style. Are you sure that you aren't doing it with a pd (0.)43 ?
indeed, I tried with both and the tcl error is on pd-0.43
and then (30 or more): .x8e3b590 no such object
Haven't seen that. I could check with pd (0.)43 again to see whether that's the bug that GridFlow had with it.
this appears also on pd-extended-0.42.5
- then I tried to build gridflow-0.13 but it does not find half of the
headers and I have a couple of gcc errors just with ./configure (libs not found are libdc1394, libmpeg3, quicktime, ... although they are all installed and can all be found in /usr/include)
Send me your config.log.
here it is: http://pastebin.com/cPKhKSWQ
ps: ruby-1.8.7 and gcc/g++-4.4.3 pps: gridflow-0.12 was installed from a *.deb [1] those errors go away if I remove gridflow/abstractions from the pd-path
Ah, GridFlow needs add its own path elements to the pd-path, and it doesn't remove any conflicting ones that it may see. This may cause a problem when upgrading to 9.13 from 9.12.
I don't know of any way to automatically fix this. So, you just have to remove the gridflow/abstractions item and... there's a gridflow/deprecated folder to be removed too, and perhaps gridflow/doc/flow_classes (though that's a -helppath instead).
it seems that my friend needs those abstractions so I dunno what to do next. that's why I tried to build 9.13, I thought that the bugs in the patch (random freezes, shutdown etc) might be related to those missing canvas/objects but I'm not sure..
cheers, _y
ps: I uploaded to ruby-1.9.1 just in case but same problems with building (and I don't see any new gcc/g++ in the ubuntu repos)