In my usual me-too fashion, here's a modified makefile that builds on MacOSX.
The only other change necessary is in PeRColate_source/_source/stk.c, where you should make the following change:
39c39
< #if defined(UNIX) && !defined(__linux)
#if defined(UNIX) && !defined(__linux) && !defined(MACOSX)
(sorry if I got the diff polarity backwards--I can never remember correctly)
The commands to make are:
make clean_darwin make pd_darwin
Hope that's of some help to people. I'd really appreciate it if these minor changes were included into the linux port, since the differences are so tiny.
Cheers, adam
Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu said this at Fri, 22 Nov 2002 10:35:50 +0100:
Here
http://agnula.org/~maurizio/PeRColate0.07b-linuxtoo.tar.gz
is a version of percolate 0.07b for PD adapted to Linux. It has not been tested but I compiled everything. Binaries (compiled on a RH8.0/Intel) are included. If you want rebuild them go into
PeRColate-source
and
make clean make pd_linux
If you test it please report bugs to me. I'll clean up the sources and test the objects this weekend.
Regards,
Maurizio Umberto Puxeddu.
On Fri, 2002-11-22 at 00:50, Olaf Matthes wrote:
Frank Barknecht schrieb:
This is my problem as well: I cannot build the whole library, but the single externals often don't load. This surely is something simple, so my developer question is: What needs to be changed to, say, scrub~.c to make it standalone? I never wrote a library of externals so it is not clear to me: What is the difference inside the sources between a standalone external and one designed for a library?
There are no differences at all! You can compile any external as a
standalone one
or as part of a library. The library is just a 'wrapper' that calls all
the setup
routines from the single objects (and combines the compiled code into
one single
binary). Most objects in PeRColate could easily be compiled as stand alone externals because they just consist of one *.c file. Only the STK based objects
need to be
linked with stk.c. One problem arises with "gQ" because Pd's object loader seems not to
be case
sensitive. Typing "gQ" in an object box fails because Pd attemts to
load the file
gq.dll and not gQ.dll...
I've uploaded a version 0.7b of PeRColate with some minor bugfixes. It also contains a new makefile for windows which demonstrates how PeRColate
could be
built without using the VC++ workspace. This is the version that could
be used as
a basis for a Linux port....
Olaf
PS: find it at http://www.akustische-kunst.org/puredata/percolate/ (sources only...)
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