On May 10, 2006, at 12:37 PM, Kyle Klipowicz wrote:
(notably the experimental DesireData), but maybe this is more of a problem with 0.39-2 on OSX in general. Has anyone else had this problem?
...I'm running 0.39-2 on osx without problems, so I wouldn't say it's
a general thang...
On 5/10/06, Sylvain Le Beux slebeux@limsi.fr wrote:
kecak:/Applications/pd-0.39-2/src slebeux$ pd *(blocked) (1rst Ctrl+C)* ^CPd: signal 2 Pd: signal 2 closing audio... closing MIDI... closing audio... ... done.
...ok, I'm not sure why you're trying to run pd from a src directory,
usually you will want to've done "make install", which places the
binaries in a bin/ within a directory that can be selected with
something like "configure --prefix=": by default I believe it's "/
usr/local"...
...anyway, is there a dir /Applications/pd-0.39-2/bin? and does it
have a pd, pdreceive, pdsend? And also is there a pd-0.39-2/lib/pd/
bin, which should contain pd-watchdog, pd.tk, and pdtcl? If not,
then you must do make install...
Has anyone an idea of what going wrong ? Any help appreciated. (And, of course, do not advise me to get binaries : I want to be
able to run it from Terminal after compiling)
...you can always run the binary version from the command line by
explicitly including the path to the app bundle's binary...ie. if you
have /Applications/pd.app, then you could launch this from terminal
with:
machine:/ shell$ ./Applications/pd.app/Contents/MacOS/pd