after the dependencies were installed the autogen script worked as well as configure with no arguments after a make install and running with
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/billy/src/pd-0.47-0test2' root@debian:/home/billy/src/pd-0.47-0test2# pd
i can load the clone help patch and it seems to be working audio sounds a bit thin playing xensynth was getting conflicting block error while the help objects page was open closed, listened to xensynth on 0.47-3 installed from synaptic sounds so good not sure why the audio would be thin sounding on test 02 it's that the dial patch is missing probably and xensynth uses the controls as part of the preset loading and adjustment so probably nothing to do with the code there are no conflicting block size errors without the object help patch open
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 11:25 PM, Miller Puckette msp@ucsd.edu wrote:
Dunno...
WHat I do is:
Download Pd source and untar (making pd-0.47-0test2, for example) cd pd-0.47-0test2/src make -f makefile.gnu
Almost always works and if not it's because I forgot to install libasound2-dev etc as in the INSTALL.txt file.
cheers Miller
On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 11:14:09PM -0400, Billy Stiltner wrote:
maybe it's where i'm new to plain ol debian and using it instead of ubuntu changed the repositories to stretch then upgraded the packages that were not 0.47-3 to 0.47-3 works great, seen the 0.47test2 thing and wanted to try the clone thing. logged in with fresh non root user apt-get build-dep puredata finds no puredata source package logged in as root its probably upgrading half of the debian installation how does being logged in as root affect make , autogen.sh, and configure?
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