Hi, I guess I know what I did wrong. I have to upload to deken directly from my virtual machine in Linux. Otherwise the aliases get ruined and lost. I forgot about that.
So I re uploaded now 2 separate Linux versions. One for Linux amd64-32 and another for Linux armv7-32
please check if these are fine
I also asked you in private if you could helo building else for raspberry pi :)
thanks
cheers
Em seg., 6 de nov. de 2023 às 16:13, Linux ROUEN Normandie <linux.rouen@free.fr> escreveu:
I can only report what Cyclone Help file is generating into the Pd
console for each of my 3 GNU/Linux systems (Linux Mint 21.2
Cinnamon, Manjaro Linux 23.0.4 Cinnamon and Ubuntu Studio 22.04.3
Plasma KDE).
Effectively it's weird that the lists are so different.
I also need to test it under Raspberry Pi OS 11 32-bit and Windows
10.
Frankly I don't remember how it was with Cyclone 0.7.
Understood for the deprecated warnings, it's in phase with your
Cyclone 0.8-0 ChangeLog.
Joseph
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Le 05/11/2023 à 18:31, Alexandre Torres
Porres a écrit :
geeez, I always suffer with these aliases, I'll try
and see what happened
but I don't get why you have inconsistent warnings of
different sizes... and just confirm with me that 0.7 was fine!
I don't remember but maybe I did have to also reupload last
time to fix this thing...
the deprecated warnings are correct, this is what it is now
cheers
Em dom., 5 de nov. de 2023 às
14:26, Linux Rouen <linux.rouen@free.fr>
escreveu:
Hello Alexandre,
And now a 3rd and shorter messages list generated at once by
the help file of [cyclone] under Ubuntu Studio 22.04.3 / Pd
0.54.1. " " " " "
warning: [cyclone/comment~] has been deprecated
maximum object loading depth 1000 reached
cyclone/append
... couldn't create
[cyclone/maximum~] is deprecated, consider using vanilla's
[max~] instead
[cyclone/minimum~] is deprecated, consider using vanilla's
[min~] instead
load_object: Symbol "table_setup" not found in
"/usr/lib/pd/extra/cyclone/table.pd_linux"
cyclone/table
... couldn't create
#C: no such object
warning: [cyclone/number~] has been deprecated
" " " " "
Joseph Gastelais
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Le 05/11/2023 à 16:51, Linux Rouen Normandie a écrit :
Hello Alexandre,
Previous one was under Linux Mint 21.2 / Pd 0.54.1.
Le 05/11/2023 à 13:58, Linux ROUEN Normandie a
écrit :
Hello Alexandre,
Thanks for releasing your Cyclone v.0.8.0 external.
I just update it thru Deken from v.0.7.1 under Pd
v.0.54.1.
Opening the help file of [cyclone] displays at once the
following in Pd console: " " " " "
cyclone/uzi 1 0
... couldn't create
cyclone/uzi 1 0
... couldn't create
cyclone/uzi 1 0
... couldn't create
cyclone/decode
... couldn't create
cyclone/clip~
... couldn't create
cyclone/line~
... couldn't create
[cyclone/maximum~] is deprecated, consider using
vanilla's [max~] instead
[cyclone/minimum~] is deprecated, consider using
vanilla's [min~] instead
cyclone/pow~
... couldn't create
cyclone/peak
... couldn't create
cyclone/table
... couldn't create
#C: no such object
cyclone/trough
... couldn't create
cyclone/uzi
... couldn't create
warning: [cyclone/number~] has been deprecated
" " " " "
Q: Should we consider that as being normal and just
disregard these messages?
Joseph Gastelais
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Le 22/10/2023 à 22:38, Alexandre Torres Porres a
écrit :
Hi, it was supposed to be a minor bugfix
release but I went ahead and made some objects
deprecated. They're still there for backwards
compatibility, patches will run, but annoying
errors will show up. Such objects include
minimum~, maximum~, pow~, clip~, which have
Vanilla versions. Others are number~ and comment,
a couple of GUI elements that never really worked
well and were mostly used in the documentation (so
yeah, I also revised the documentation). That's
basically it and all folks.