On 11/8/2018 10:00 AM, Joseph Larralde wrote: Hi Lucas,
Thanks a lot for the hints !
I'm curious to know how you compiled the win64 version. From what I remember, I installed msys2 and could only compile using the 32 bit version.
pd-lib-builder is ready to use 32 and 64 bit Pds if they are in the default location:
32bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\pd 64bit: C:\Program Files\pd If you like you can specify any other dir when calling make: make PDDIR=your/path/to/pd
On Msys2 you have to install the 64bit compiler (you probably did) : pacman -S mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc
Later I added the [tonnetz] object to the library and had to add the "cflags = -std=c++11" line in the makefile in order for it to compile (because of some c++ vector initializers I introduced in my underlying c++ lib). Then I didn't push my investigations forward because ATM I was happy enough with the windows 32 bit version and had a working fat external for mac. Just curious: you don't get the "failed since it uses garray_getfloatarray while running 64-bit!" on OSX 64bit Pd?
That's good to know that I just need to add a "+" to the makefile to get the lib to compile for windows 64 bit, and, apparently, to get all objects to work except gbend~ (if I understood correctly what you implied).
I opened "jl-objects.pd" and all objects get created, then i started testing at random and when I opened "gbend~" help I spotted the error in the console.
I'll try the changes that you suggested. I hope I won't have to rewrite a part of my underlying lib's API. If one can just cast a t_word into a float or a double, things should go smoothly.
I wish I could help you more but C code is not for me yet.
Cheers, Joseph
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