On Aug 16, 2006, at 4:30 PM, Martin Peach wrote:
B. Bogart wrote:
Martin,
Were you able to do a check-in?
I just did some adds and commits...In the directory mrpeach there
should be net, osc and sqosc~ net contains the tcp and udp net objects. osc contains routeOSC, packOSC and unpackOSC sqosc~ contains the bandlimited pwm object. Help files are also included. I guess I need to do the makefiles
next, but they are simple to compile, with no dependencies besides
pd and math.
I just made a small commit to your code, I hope you don't mind. I
just added one missing line to some of the net .c files so that they
would compile on Mac OS X:
#include <sys/types.h>
Also, I added mrpeach to the Pd-extended build system and added a
Makefile to externals/mrpeach. This Makefile works on GNU/Linux, Mac
OS X, and Windows/MinGW without modification. Feel free to replace
it or edit it, of course its your code, but I think it'll work well
for you. The "mrpeach" targets are in externals/Makefile, so if you
add examples or a manual, you can have them automatically installed
by uncommenting some stuff there.
One last thing, just like Java or C++, with Pd, the classes should be
in a file named exactly like the class. So the "x_net_" should be
stripped off. This makes building much easier, as well as making
things generally neat.
.hc
Martin
.b.
carmen wrote:
Will you put these externals in CVS? Or are your worried about
conflicts and/or stability?I'd like to but last time I tried I didn't seem to have write
permission. Is the cvs globally writeable by every developernot globally. i think the only restricticted branches are HEAD/ MAIN. and maybe a couple of others which are auto-synched from
remote repositoriesif you have an :ext acct and can't create a dir in externals/,
its a bug...
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