Here's how I would do it:
I would make a perl based server with a socket that accepts data and sends it back out. Put a netsend in your PD patch and connect to the perl server. Connect fiddles output to the netsend. Create a socket in your java program that connects to the perl server. That's it. Everything will be in real-time, no files to write to.
Pall
On Monday 08 December 2003 16:01, Stefania Serafin wrote:
Hello, we are trying to save the output of fiddle to a file so it can be read by a java program in real-time. We are using a dos prompt and write the pd output to a file using a pipe, then getting this output as text input to java. Unfortunately the way it is done now pd does not update the file fast enough. There is some sort of buffering that prevents real-time. Do you know how this problem can be fixed?
Thanks, Stefania
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