Why not using the solution they place there?
<quoting their wiki page> Windows
Unfortunately, these objects have not yet been compiled for Windows. Until they are, you can use a small utility program that receives incoming serial data and sends it to a network port as UDP data.
- First, download
serialosc2udp.ziphttp://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/250a/pd/serialosc2udp.zip .
Copy the file serialosc2udp.exe to your C:\ccrma\bin
Open the Windows command window and Run from the command line:
"serialosc2udp.exe COM# localhost 999" where '#' is your serial com port number.
Shut down your firewall
In Pd, make sure you have the standard OSC objects installed. Create a
"dumpOSC" object with port "999" as the argument.
</quoting their wiki page>
Or you wanted a single object that could perform that in Windows?
<quoting their wiki page> Or, you can download the source from pd_OSCserial_src20070810.tar.gz<http://ccrma.stanford.edu/courses/250a/pd/pd_OSCserial_src20070810.tar.gz>. If you want to develop these objects at CCRMA with the subversion repository, you must belong to the pid group. E-mail gurevich (at) ccrma and carrlane (at) ccrma to request to be added to the group. </quoting their wiki page>
Or... you can always try to compile the source in windows and make the needed changes.
2010/5/12 Ricardo Dueñas Parada rduenasp@gmail.com
sing an AVRmini board to pass data from several sensors to pd via OSC (USB), and I can do it on Linux with the objects pd_OSCSerial