The sssad thing is a known bug:Use the prefix and you should be fine. I don't know about puremapping though..hcOn Jun 29, 2011, at 7:37 AM, Marco Donnarumma wrote:_______________________________________________Hi list,I have the sssad library in a folder ~/pd-externals.I gave Pd the proper path but the lib's objects won't create unless I state the prefix [sssad/sssad blabla].
I also tried [declare -path /home/myhome/pd-externals/sssad] but no luck.This is not handy as I'm working with a software which I give away during workshops and most of osx behave in the opposite way.That means, if the prefix is stated they won't create the object.I couldn't try other linux machines.This also happens with puremapping, but it does not affect other libs which are located in pd-externals.pd-ext 0.42.5libdir loader $Revision: 1.8 $ compiled on Oct 19 2010 at 14:50:05ubuntu lucidany hint?thanks,
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